In Lviv, a father forgot a cradle with his one-month-old son on the roof of the car, and it fell while driving. The child received numerous injuries. Do you think that the father should be held accountable for his actions if he has already been charged under Part 1 of Article 135 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine?
In Kyiv, a man fell out of a 19th-floor window and landed on the roof of a car. Now I wonder whether the owner of the car the man fell into will be liable for the fact that his car softened the blow and thus saved the man's life, because this could be considered providing assistance to a person in a life-threatening condition.
I was stopped on the road because my car broke down. The police suspected that I had been drinking alcohol. Do they have the right to draw up a report without confirming this fact?
If I transport my child in a car without a child seat and something happens to them, will this be considered negligent behavior on the part of the parents, like in the case of the Chinese family?
The article discusses new rules in Italy that impose severe fines for throwing garbage from vehicles. Are there similar regulations in Ukrainian legislation?
How do I get compensation for a car destroyed by rocket fire?
What are my next steps if the police do not respond to my report of damage to my car that I saw but have no direct evidence of?
Will a power of attorney for a car be valid if it is made abroad?