In Kyiv, during stabilization power outages, some addresses may not be displayed in the outage schedule. What should people do whose houses are not on this list, and are they entitled to compensation for damages if their property was damaged due to a sudden outage?
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?
Due to temporary changes to bus and trolleybus traffic in Kyiv on August 24, I plan to travel around the city using alternative transport. But if I still decide to use the transport that changes its route and as a result I damage my property or suffer harm to my health, am I entitled to compensation for damages?
Emergency power outages have been introduced in our area due to attacks on the energy system. I am interested in whether there are any legal mechanisms to protect consumer rights in such a situation?
Do citizens have the right to compensation for damages caused to their property as a result of emergency power outages caused by enemy attacks on energy infrastructure?
Am I entitled to compensation for damages from the electricity supplier or the state due to emergency power outages resulting from the RF's attack on the energy infrastructure?