Received a summons to the roadblock, since 2007 he has been removed from the military register (disabled of the 3rd group, labor disability). Do I need to appear at the TCC? There is another nuance, in the summons my last name is indicated incorrectly.
Is there a criminal liability for refusing to sign a subpoena?
In 2016, the son obtained a bachelor's degree. I did not receive a diploma. Now works outside of Ukraine. There is a mandate to receive a diploma from parents. Does the university have the right not to issue a diploma to the parents at their request, if there is no record of the Military Commissariat employee in the bypass letter (the son was removed from the Military Commissariat registration at the place of study, he was not registered at the place of residence)? Does the representative of the Military Commissariat have the right to hand the parents a summons during the signing of the bypass letter at the institute?
...and serve a summons?
A man is registered for military service, then the reservation is made at the company for up to 25 days, and can he be served with a summons at this time? Before receiving the armor?
My husband and I have 3 children. Two are mine from a previous marriage, and the third is shared. We are officially registered, we have a certificate of a large family. In that year, we submitted all the documents to the military commissariat and gave a postponement until the eldest child's 18th birthday. Now the man is getting a job and a summons was issued to the Military Commissariat, saying that there is such a law, but the reservation is canceled because the children receive alimony. That is, there was alimony and armor for a year, it did not interfere. Is there really such a law? Why did they submit a certificate of a large family then?
Do I have the right not to sign the subpoena?