I read that the state is not always responsible for destroyed housing if there is no evidence of a breach of its positive obligations. If my house was destroyed as a result of the war, but I cannot prove that the state failed to do something, can I receive compensation for the housing? What specific evidence is needed to obtain compensation from the state in such a situation?
I saw that the Supreme Court ruled that the state compensates for damage to destroyed housing only if a violation of its positive obligations is proven. How exactly can such a violation be proven, and who determines which specific obligations the state was supposed to fulfill in my situation if my house was destroyed during hostilities?
If during criminal proceedings your property was seized as material evidence and was not returned or was lost, do you have the right to compensation for damage directly from the State Budget of Ukraine?
I was in a war zone and suffered some damage. Am I entitled to compensation from the state?
How can I help the family of Maksym Materukhin receive compensation for the damage caused by Artem Kosov's crime, if he is sentenced to life imprisonment?
If I became a victim of a mass brawl in Kyiv, do I have the right to compensation for the damage caused to my health during this incident?
If an unauthorized munition was dropped during a fighter jet flight and it destroyed my house, am I entitled to compensation for the damages? I want to know how the compensation process works in such cases.
I live in a village located near a combat zone. I recently read news that the Armed Forces of Ukraine liberated the village of Zarichne in Donetsk region. I am wondering if I have the right to compensation for damage to my property caused by the combat? Do I need to go to court or is there another compensation mechanism?
If my cat gets sick after eating food, can I claim compensation from the manufacturer?
If I have suffered from the actions of the authorities during martial law, for example, due to damage to my property during hostilities or due to other circumstances, am I entitled to compensation for the damage? Do I need to go to court or to any government agencies?