According to Article 651 of the Civil Code of Ukraine, modification or termination of the contract is allowed only with the consent of the parties, unless otherwise established by the contract or the law.

That is, before concluding the contract, you need to study it in detail and understand which changes can be made and which cannot.

The contract can be changed or terminated by a court decision at the request of one of the parties in the event of a substantial violation of the contract by the other party.

• Such a violation by a party of the contract is significant, when as a result of the damage caused by this, the other party is largely deprived of what it was counting on when concluding the contract*.

Therefore, if the party illegally changed the terms of the contract, the legal consequence of this may be the obligation of the court to compensate for the damages caused.

YES, you must bring them. The notary should have informed you about this.

The following documents must be submitted:

• application for acceptance of inheritance;

• passport, identification number;

• death certificate;

• documents confirming the family relationship (birth certificate, marriage certificate);

• originals of documents confirming ownership of the land plot;

• a certificate of normative monetary valuation of the land plot and an extract from the State Land Cadastre for the land plot.

To travel abroad with a dog, you need:

• Veterinary and sanitary passport;

• A special chip that allows you to identify an animal using electronic identification by inserting a special microchip under the animal's skin;

• Veterinary certificate FORM 1 or FORM 1 VET;

• Document on determination of special antibodies to rabies;

• A document confirming that the animal does not belong to breeds of breeding value;

• Special means of transportation.

Please note that the conditions for importing animals may vary from country to country, so it is recommended that you check this information with the embassy of the country you intend to travel to.

YES you can.

The term of payment of the fine is 30 days. However, if you pay the fine within the first 10 days, the payment amount will be halved.

YES, according to Article 23 of the Law of Ukraine "On Mobilization Training and Mobilization", if you are raising a child with a disability under the age of 18, you have the right to a deferral.

To use this right, you need to apply to the appropriate Territorial Center for Procurement and Social Support with a request for a deferral in an arbitrary form. This application must be accompanied by notarized copies of the passport, birth certificate of a disabled child, a document confirming the child's disability, military registration document. If you pay alimony, also provide a certificate about the absence of arrears from the payment of alimony.

When submitting an application for a postponement, it is necessary that the employees of the Territorial Center for Procurement and Social Support must mark that they have received this application with attachments from you.

Article 59 of the Law of Ukraine "On Enforcement Proceedings" provides a list of grounds for lifting the seizure, including for lifting the seizure from bank accounts.

If you believe that there are grounds for removing the seizure from the bank account, then you must submit a request for the removal of the seizure to the head of the relevant department of the executive service. In case of refusal, apply either to the court or with a complaint to a higher body of the executive service.

There are two ways of appealing a decision, actions, or inaction of a private executor:

1. judicial

2. extrajudicial

Out of court, you can write a complaint about the decision, actions, inaction of a private executor to the Ministry of Justice of Ukraine or to the Council of Private Executors of Ukraine.

On the basis of your complaint, the Ministry of Justice of Ukraine will conduct unscheduled inspections regarding the decisions, actions or inaction of the private contractor.

In its turn, the Council of Private Executors of Ukraine will verify the activity of the private executor regarding compliance with the statute of the Association of Private Executors of Ukraine, the Code of Professional Ethics and the decisions of the Council and the Congress of Private Executors of Ukraine.

In order to challenge the actions, decisions or inaction of a private executor in court, it is necessary to contact the court that issued the executive document.

If you are faced with the inactivity of a state executive, you can file a complaint about his inactivity.

A complaint may be filed by the debt collector and other participants in enforcement proceedings (except the debtor) to the head of the department to which the state executive is directly subordinate.

Decisions, actions and inaction of the head of the department, to which the state executive is directly subordinated, may be appealed to the head of the higher level state executive body.

Also, all participants of executive enforcement proceedings can file a complaint to the court that issued the executive document.

The closure (termination) of enforcement proceedings is carried out on the grounds and in the manner specified by Article 39 of the Law of Ukraine "On Enforcement Proceedings".

This article is quite large and contains many grounds for closing executive proceedings. Here is a link to it https://zakon.rada.gov.ua/laws/show/1404-19/conv#n390.

If, in accordance with the specified article, you believe that there are grounds for closing the executive proceedings, then you must submit a petition to the executive service to close (terminate) the executive proceedings.

Recognition of decisions of foreign courts is carried out in the manner of civil proceedings.

Decisions of a foreign court are recognized and enforced in Ukraine, if their recognition and enforcement is stipulated by an international treaty.

Before applying to the court, the applicants should make sure whether there is an international agreement between Ukraine and the state in which the judgment was rendered, which regulates the recognition and enforcement of the judgments of the courts of both countries. If there is no such agreement, the process of recognition and enforcement of the decision of a foreign court is carried out in accordance with the principle of reciprocity, which was enshrined in the provisions of the Civil Code of Ukraine.

After receiving the decision to grant permission to enforce the judgment of the foreign court, you will also be provided with an executive letter.

In the future, with this writ of execution, it is necessary to apply to the executive service, after which enforcement of the decision of a foreign court will begin, in accordance with the procedure of the Administrative Law "On Executive Proceedings".