Clause 22.12 of the Regulation on military medical examination in the Armed Forces of Ukraine stipulates that the decision of the Armed Forces of Ukraine on the degree of suitability of a serviceman for military service is valid for 12 months from the moment of the medical examination.

Having received a court decision in absentia on a case that was considered without your participation, you can submit an application to the same court to review the decision in absentia, but only if there are good reasons for not appearing in court and if there is evidence that is essential for the correct decision of the case.

When submitting such an application, it is necessary to pay attention to the date of adoption of the decision and, in case of missing the procedural term, submit the corresponding request for its renewal, which must be considered by the court

An application for review of a decision in absentia can be submitted within 30 days from the day of its announcement. A party to the case who was not served with a full court decision in absentia on the day of its announcement has the right to renew the missed deadline for submitting an application for its review - if such an application is submitted within 20 days from the date of delivery of a full court decision in absentia. The deadline for submitting an application for review of a decision in absentia may also be renewed in case of omission for other valid reasons.

Based on the results of consideration of the application for review of the decision in absentia, the court may by its decision: leave the application without satisfaction; cancel the decision in absentia and appoint the case for consideration according to the rules of general or simplified legal proceedings.

If the application is left without satisfaction, the period for appeal (30 days) of the decision in absentia starts counting from the date of the decision to leave the application for review of the decision in absentia without satisfaction.

A decision in absentia is subject to cancellation if the court establishes that the defendant did not appear at the court session and (or) did not report the reasons for non-appearance, as well as did not file a response to the statement of claim for valid reasons, and the evidence he refers to has essential for the correct decision of the case.

Art. 152 of the Family Code of Ukraine defines the right of a child to apply for the protection of his rights and interests directly to the court, if he has reached 14 years of age.

A person who has reached the age of 14 can apply to the court himself with a statement about:

• provision of full civil legal capacity

• giving her the right to marry (Article 23 of the Family Code of Ukraine).

• about divorce

• annulment of marriage

• recognition of paternity

• collection of alimony

• adoption or recognition of adoption as invalid

• minor parents who have reached the age of 14 have the right to apply to the court for the protection of the rights and interests of their child. (Part 2 of Article 156 of the Family Code of Ukraine)

• regarding deprivation of parental rights (Article 165 of the Family Code of Ukraine).

The term "reparation" means a form of responsibility, giving someone something else to replace what was lost, wasted, destroyed, etc. In the theory of the criminal process, the use of the term "damage compensation" is considered appropriate (regarding moral damage), since it is difficult to imagine compensation for suffering, and compensation for the latter is quite possible. In view of this, Chapter 9 of the Criminal Procedure Code is entitled "Reparation (compensation) of damage in criminal proceedings, civil action."

Etymologically, the word "damage" means damages, losses that are the result of committing any illegal actions caused by a criminal offense.

Damage is a set of adverse personal non-property, as well as property consequences that have arisen in the event of a violation of the subjective rights of an individual or legal entity. It is one of the conditions or grounds for the obligation to compensate it. The category "damage" is closely related to issues of civil liability. Among the grounds of civil liability, along with the illegality of behavior (action or inaction), the causal connection between the illegal behavior and the damage caused by the fault of the person who caused the damage, the presence of property and/or moral damage must be distinguished.

Every citizen of Ukraine, including a migrant, has the right to receive a free plot of land for various needs - within the limits of the sizes established by the Land Code of Ukraine. In accordance with the Law "On Ensuring the Rights and Freedoms of Internally Displaced Persons", migrants to Ukraine enjoy the same rights and freedoms as other citizens of Ukraine.

Specific sizes of land plots that can be acquired free of charge for private ownership are provided for in Art. 121 of the Civil Code of Ukraine:

• no more than 2.0 hectares for personal farming;

• no more than 0.12 hectares for gardening;

• in villages - no more than 0.25 hectares, in towns - no more than 0.15 hectares, in cities - no more than 0.10 hectares for the construction and maintenance of a residential building, farm buildings and structures (homestead);

• no more than 0.10 hectares for individual cottage construction;

• no more than 0.01 hectares for the construction of individual garages.

Unfortunately, it is very difficult not only for internally displaced persons (displaced persons), but also for local residents to realize their constitutional right to receive a plot of land in Ukraine today, since according to the Land Code of Ukraine during martial law, the free transfer of state and communal land is prohibited into private ownership, as well as granting permits for development of land management documentation for the purpose of such transfer and development of this documentation.

Article 39 of the Law of Ukraine "On State Secrets" establishes disciplinary, administrative and criminal liability for violation of legislation on state secrets.

Chapter II of the Constitution of Ukraine enshrines the rights, freedoms and duties of a person and a citizen. According to Art. 22 of this section, the rights and freedoms of a person and a citizen, established by this Constitution, are not exhaustive.

The Constitution of Ukraine defines the following groups of basic rights: civil, political, economic, social, environmental, cultural, family.

Civil rights are people's capabilities that characterize their physical and biological existence, satisfaction of material, spiritual and some other needs. This includes the following subjective rights: to life; on the inviolability of the person, housing, on the secrecy of correspondence, telephone conversations, telegraphic and other correspondence; to choose a place of residence, freedom of movement, to freely leave the territory of Ukraine and return to Ukraine at any time; on the freedom of one's own thought and speech, on the free expression of one's views and beliefs; freely collect, store, use and disseminate information orally, in writing and in any other way of your choice; on freedom of worldview, religion, etc.

Political rights — the ability of a person and a citizen to participate in public and state life, to make proposals to improve the work of state bodies, their officials and citizen associations, to criticize defects in work, to directly participate in various citizen associations .

Economic rights are human and citizen capabilities that characterize their participation in the production of material goods.

Social rights — human and citizen opportunities to ensure proper social living conditions.

Environmental rights — human and citizen rights to a safe ecological environment. That is, it is the right to an environment safe for life and health; for compensation for damage caused by violation of this right, etc.

Cultural rights are the possibilities of a person's access to the spiritual values of his people (nation) and all of humanity.

Family rights — the ability of a person and a citizen to freely dispose of themselves in family legal relations.

A claim for compensation (compensation) for damage caused by a criminal offense or other socially dangerous act may be filed with the court of first instance in civil proceedings, if the person did not file a civil claim in criminal proceedings, or his civil claim was left without consideration.

So. Reporting threats to the police is one of the important crime prevention tools. This document allows you to warn representatives of law enforcement agencies about the intention or the fact of committing illegal actions.

If, in your opinion, the reason for the failure of the electrical appliance is low or high voltage in the network when the electricity is turned on, you should contact the operator of the electricity distribution system. After the reform in the energy system, that's what the familiar Oblenergo was called.

It is necessary to apply with a written complaint, in which to indicate all known circumstances (date, month, time) of the event that occurred. Also, in the complaint, you must indicate which property failed and the amount of the damage. The complaint must be sent by mail with acknowledgment of receipt, or by filling out the appropriate form on the company's website. When making a statement, keep in mind that the amount of the specified damages must be justified, i.e. a necessary condition is the presence of a receipt for the purchase of the goods or a receipt for the cost of repairs, as well as a document confirming the causes of the damages. A service center servicing the appropriate type of product can determine the causes of electrical appliance failure. As an applicant, you must obtain the opinion of such a center yourself, that is, at your own expense.

The term for considering a complaint about compensation for damages is 30 days. The company is obliged to compensate the consumer for damages caused by non-compliance with electricity quality indicators.

However, if DTEK proves that they were caused by force majeure or arose not through its fault, but through the fault of the consumer, such losses will not be compensated. In the response, the consumer is provided with all supporting materials of innocence.

If you are not satisfied with the decision, you as a consumer have the right to apply to the court for compensation for the damage caused.