Currently, there is no legal act in the legislation of Ukraine that cancels the 10-month period for accepting or rejecting an inheritance.
The period for accepting inheritance or refusing to accept it is suspended for the duration of martial law, but for no more than 4 months.
That is, 4 more months are added to the total of 6 months for the acceptance of inheritance, a total of 10 months (but in the event of the termination or cancellation of martial law, the term for acceptance (rejection of) inheritance may be less than 10 months.
The current legislation of Ukraine does not prohibit the provision of loans to military personnel.
Regarding the following question, an application for restriction of the civil legal capacity of an individual is submitted to the court at the place of residence of such a person, and if this person is in a psychiatric institution, then the application is submitted to the court at the location of this institution (Part 1, Article 236 of the Code of Civil Procedure of Ukraine).
There are several ways to legally optimize taxes:
Fragmentation and structuring of business, which allows to reduce the tax burden through the use of a single tax;
Choosing the type of contract, which allows to reduce the size of the tax burden;
Individual explanations of state bodies that interpret ambiguous provisions in favor of the taxpayer;
Refusal to pay taxes, when its collection is not sufficiently precisely defined, the obligation to pay and prosecution is impossible.
The agreement on meeting the requirements of the mortgage holder is a separate agreement from the mortgage agreement, which must be notarized. Also, the notarized consent of the spouse of the person to whom the property is mortgaged must be given for its conclusion, if the subject of these contracts is joint property.
The property trust management agreement (trust) is concluded in a simple written form, with the exception of the case of transfer of real estate to trust management. Failure to comply with the form of the trust management agreement leads to the recognition of such an agreement as null and void. In this case, the document will not have legal force.
A property management agreement is a special agreement characterized by: a high degree of trust, which is reflected in the subject of the agreement, the granting of excessive powers, as well as increased requirements for the responsibility of the manager and the grounds for terminating the agreement.
A trust agreement usually takes the form of a contract. The contract must clearly state the grounds for transferring ownership to the trustee. This is usually done to preserve or protect assets.
In the main part, the purpose of starting the trust, complete information about the assets involved in this trust and the conditions for its termination are determined.
The trust agreement is drawn up taking into account a number of requirements. The structure of the contract is built according to the following principle:
name of the contract;
names of the parties;
preamble (indicates the purposes of creating a trust, determines which property is transferred to management);
confirmation of the fact of transfer of property to management;
consent of the trust manager to perform actions related to the management of this trust;
trust conditions, including income distribution conditions;
declaration of the trust (confirmation of the trust manager to carry out management on the terms prescribed in the agreement);
powers and duties of the trustee;
powers and duties of the founder;
powers and duties of the protector (if available);
term of trust;
signatures of the parties.
In addition to the listed sections, the trust agreement may include other provisions, if there is a need for them.
The concept of "unspecified property" is used when, as part of enforcement proceedings, a seizure is imposed not on a specific real estate object, but on all the debtor's property. In this case, a separate record is created in the register of property rights in this case, where the existence of a seizure is noted.
According to the current legislation of Ukraine, a mandatory condition for the appointment of a disability group (disability pension) is the presence of insurance experience from one to 15 years - depending on age and disability group.
The principle of presumption of innocence applicable in cases of violations of traffic rules (administrative offenses) means that all doubts regarding the violation of rules and the guilt of the person being held responsible are interpreted in his favor. That is, incompletely proven violations of traffic laws and the guilt of a person should be equated with the proven innocence of this person.
Currently, Ukraine has virtually no mechanism for regulating online commerce and protecting those who make online purchases there.
You can report fraud to the police. You can also contact the State Service of Ukraine for Food Safety and Consumer Protection. But this is not always an effective way to solve the problem.
If you have information about the seller, there is confirmation of payment for the goods, you can file a written complaint with the seller, indicating the amount of the fine. If the claim is rejected, resolve the dispute through the court.
The most effective way to solve the problem, as practice shows, will be the following actions:
Take screenshots as confirmation of correspondence with the seller regarding the purchase of the product.
Save the card number and name, where the payment for the goods was sent.
Contact a specialist of any PrivatBank branch with these data and explain the situation.
Next, the bank calls all the people using the phone numbers that made the payment to the seller's card. If at least one subscriber confirms that he is also a victim of fraud, a case is opened at the bank. The fraudster is given 5-7 days to return the funds to you. If the actions are not performed, a case will be opened against the seller under Article 190 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine. He will be obliged to return funds from 2,000 to 3,000 thousand tax-free minimum incomes of citizens.
There are grounds for which you may not be subject to conscription for military service during mobilization. Among them are:
reserved for the period of mobilization and wartime by state authorities, other state bodies, local self-government bodies, as well as by enterprises, institutions and organizations in accordance with the procedure established by the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine;
recognized in accordance with the conclusion of the military medical commission as temporarily unfit for military service due to their health for a period of up to six months (with subsequent passing of the military medical commission);
men who are dependent on three or more children under the age of 18 (such men can be called up for military service if they agree only at their place of residence);
men who independently raise a child (children) under the age of 18 (such persons can be called up for military service if they agree and only at their place of residence);
men dependent on a disabled child of subgroup A under the age of 18;
women and men who are dependent on an adult child who is a disabled person of the I or II group until the child reaches the age of 23;
adoptive parents, guardians, custodians, adoptive parents, foster parents, who are dependent on orphans or children deprived of parental care, under the age of 18 (such persons can be called up for military service with their consent and only at their place of residence );
engaged in constant care for persons who need it, in accordance with the legislation of Ukraine, in the absence of other persons who can provide such care;
In all other cases, you may be subject to administrative or criminal liability for failure to appear at the police station.
It is also worth considering that the delivery of a summons does not mean that you will immediately serve or go to the combat zone. Summonses are issued both for clarifying military registration data and for passing a military medical commission.