In Kyiv, traffic on several key streets has been partially blocked after the Russian attack at night. I am wondering whether the rules on drivers' liability for traffic violations will change during martial law. Will they be held liable for running a prohibited traffic light or other violations?
If an entrepreneur engaged a contractor to perform high-risk work and the contractor died due to a violation of safety regulations, do you consider yourself guilty of this incident if the contractor did not have the appropriate permits and did not undergo training?
If you purchased a used car but discovered that its actual condition did not match what was stated in the sales contract, do you have the right to claim damages or terminate the contract?
If a truck driver is found guilty of a traffic accident that occurred due to his negligence, can he appeal the court's decision regarding compensation for damage to the victim?
After another Russian attack on Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelenskyy held a conversation with NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte. The conversation focused on the consequences of the attack and support for Ukraine during the war. In this regard, the question arises: are officials liable for damage caused as a result of implementing decisions made during martial law, if these decisions were aimed at minimizing the consequences of the attacks?
I am a military serviceman and I drive a service car. If I get into an accident and cause someone's death, will I be held criminally liable under Article 415 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine?