Registration of real estate ownership online:

1. You will need an electronic signature (qualified electronic signature).

2. Register or log in to the citizen's office at https://diia.gov.ua/ using an electronic signature.

3. Check the personal data in the user profile, update them if necessary.

4. Fill out the online form for receiving the service https://diia.gov.ua/services/derzhavna-reyestaciya-prav-na-neruhome-majno.

5. Upload documents on registered real property rights to the object of real estate by January 1, 2013 in PDF or JPEG format.

6. Check the generated statement and sign it with an electronic signature (qualified electronic signature).

Registration of real estate rights offline:

1. You will need a passport, tax payer number, legal documents for the real estate object or their copies.

2. Contact the notary/registrar with these documents. The service is free of charge.

3. To clarify the information regarding the right of ownership, the registrar/notary forms a written request to the Bureau of Technical Inventory (BTI) and provides it to you for personal reference.

4. Submit a written request to the BTI communal enterprise for territorial affiliation regarding immovable property. If such a bureau is liquidated, contact BTI, which has become the legal successor of archival documents.

5. To issue a certificate from BTI, you will need: - a written application; - passport and taxpayer number (original and copies); - legal documents (copies); - the original of a written request from a notary public (in the case of registration of inheritance, sale, donation) or registrar.

The service is paid. Within 30 days, BTI provides a paper certificate containing the seal of the enterprise and the signature of the executor or manager.

So. In order to install a temporary structure, it is necessary to obtain a permit, i.e., a passport for the attachment of a temporary structure. This is a set of documents specifying the location of the temporary structure and the improvement scheme of the adjacent territory.

The binding passport is provided by the subject of administrative services with the appropriate package of documents. This is the main condition for the installation of a temporary building for domestic, commercial, socio-cultural or other purposes. As for urban planning conditions and land development restrictions, they are not provided.

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The legislation does not specify the terms when it is possible to donate real estate after buying it. Therefore, if you have already drawn up a contract for the purchase of a dacha, you can immediately start drawing up a donation contract.

When two months pass, the conscript passes the VLK again, and he can be extended one or two more times. But after three periods of postponement, it is already necessary to resolve the question of unsuitability. In this case, the man ceases to be conscripted and is removed from the military register.

Currently, a citizen of Ukraine can receive an unlimited number of parcels with a customs value of up to 150 euros each in his name without paying taxes. Therefore, if you order parcels up to 150 euros, it doesn't matter how much they are - they will not be subject to taxation.

Mortgage and collateral are terms that are closely related and are constantly referred to when discussing loans. Collateral acts as an insurance policy for lenders that can be sold to cover losses if the borrower defaults on the loan. A mortgage is a loan that uses a certain type of collateral: real estate. As explained, these two terms are closely related, but quite different from each other.

A mortgage is a type of pledge. Any property, including immovable property, can be pledged, while only immovable property is mortgaged, provided that it remains in the possession of the mortgagor or a third party.

To say with precision that a mortgage or a pledge is better: it is up to you to decide - take into account the entire situation, conditions and features of these contracts.

The law does not oblige the court, but only gives it the right, based on the specific circumstances of the case, to remove a person's criminal record. Removal of a criminal record is possible only before the expiration of the terms of repayment of the criminal record provided for in Art. 89 of the Civil Code, therefore it is always premature.

To remove a criminal record according to Art. 91 of the CCU, the following conditions are necessary:

• the person serving a sentence in the form of restriction of liberty or deprivation of liberty; It is not possible to consider persons who have served a punishment in the form of restriction or deprivation of liberty, in cases when these types of punishment were replaced by other types of punishment in accordance with the procedure established by law, or the person was released from serving a probationary sentence or the unserved part of the sentence (in the form of restriction or deprivation of liberty) was replaced by a milder punishment. That is, the removal of a criminal record is applied only to those persons who have actually served the punishment imposed on them in the form of restriction or deprivation of liberty.

• the end of at least half of the term of repayment of the criminal record provided for in Art. 89 of the Civil Code;

• establishment by the court that the person proved his correction by exemplary behavior and conscientious attitude to work (clause 9 of the Resolution of the Plenum of the Supreme Court of Ukraine dated 12.26.2003 No. 16 "On the practice of application by the courts of Ukraine of the legislation on repayment and removal of criminal records")

The concept of "exemplary behavior of a person" means the presence of stable lawful actions in everyday life, the team, communication with the environment, and compliance with moral standards.

The concept of "honest attitude to work" includes timely and conscientious performance by the person in question of his professional or industrial duties, strict observance of working conditions and requirements of industrial discipline. Compliance by a person with all the requirements covered by these two concepts should confirm the correction of such a person.

The application must be sent to the European Court of Human Rights by mail to the following address:

The Registrar European Court of Human Rights Council of Europe F-67075 Strasbourg cedex, FRANCE.

An application sent by fax cannot interrupt the six-month period.

You can apply to the European Court of Human Rights only under the following conditions:

1. You intend to challenge the behavior of the state, which itself violated your right or freedom or did not ensure their protection (this is a violation of the right or freedom guaranteed by the European Convention on Human Rights);

2. You have exhausted all effective national means of legal protection available to you;

3. You have not missed the deadline for applying to the Court;

4. Your case has not yet been considered by the Court on the same grounds and you do not use another international mechanism to protect your rights.

An individual application must be made in writing in the language of one of the states that have ratified the Convention. That is, regardless of the fact that proceedings at the European Court of Human Rights are conducted in English or French, you can present your statement in Ukrainian or in another official language of the member states of the Convention and its protocols. It is important to remember that an application to the Court can be made only on the official form of the application form. When filling out the application, you must comply with the requirements regarding its content. Therefore, before filling in, it is worth reading the official explanatory note for persons who wish to apply to the European Court of Human Rights: https://www.echr.coe.int/documents/d/echr/application_notes_ukr

Arbitrability, or the admissibility of an arbitration agreement, is the conformity of the dispute that arose between the parties to the category of disputes that can be the subject of arbitration based on the law that is used to resolve the dispute.

The term "arbitrability" is not directly used either in the legislation or in the judicial practice of Ukraine. However, the meaning of this concept is formed with the help of a number of provisions of the Economic Procedure Code of Ukraine, laws of Ukraine "On Arbitration Courts" and "On International Commercial Arbitration".

The issue of arbitrability of disputes is, at first glance, quite simple. So, for example, according to Clause 2 of Art. 1 of the Law of Ukraine "On International Commercial Arbitration", disputes arising from contractual and other civil law relations arising from the implementation of foreign trade and other types of international economic relations, if the commercial enterprise of at least one of the parties is located abroad, are subject to international arbitration, as well as disputes between Ukrainian enterprises, if at least one of them is an enterprise with foreign investments.