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The Government Increased the List of Beneficiaries Regarding the Payment of Court Fee

Published: Ролан Бондарец | 03.03.2018 | news

The Government of Ukraine has amended Art. 5 of the Law “On Court Fee”, providing for the expansion of the list of applicants and claimants, who are exempt from paying court fee. The changes are confirmed by the Law of Ukraine “On the features of the state policy on securing the state sovereignty of Ukraine in the temporarily occupied territories in the Donetsk and Luhansk regions” and came into force on February 24, 2018. So, Part 1 of Art. 5 “On Court Fee” is supplemented with clauses 21 and 22 of the following content: “21) the applicants - in cases on applications for establishing facts of legal significance filed in connection with armed aggression, armed conflict, temporary occupation of the territory of Ukraine, natural or man-made disasters that led to forced relocation from the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine, death, injury, imprisonment, unlawful deprivation of liberty or abduction, as well as violation of property rights on movable and/or immovable property; 22) the claimants - in cases on suits against the aggressor state, the Russian Federation, on the compensation of property and/or moral damage caused by the temporary occupation of...

New Supreme Court, the first “new” legal positions: What to expect and what to hope for?

Published: Ролан Бондарец | 31.01.2018 | blog

Despite all the advantages and disadvantages of the judicial reform that is taking place in Ukraine, the legal community and business nevertheless have placed certain hopes on the new Supreme Court and its focus on the rule of law, as well as on the fact that when considering cases and forming legal positions, it will take into account the practice of the European Court of Human Rights. Such hopes were not groundless, as Article 6 of the Code of Administrative Procedure of Ukraine indicates that “the Court applies the principle of the rule of law, taking into account the jurisprudence of the European Court of Human Rights” (other procedural codes contain similar provisions). Part 1 of Article 36 of the Law of Ukraine “On judicial system and status of judges” states: “The Supreme Court is the highest court in the judicial system of Ukraine, which ensures the constancy and unity of judicial practice in the order and manner prescribed by the procedural law”. It's no secret that there have been absolutely opposite positions of the courts for many years regarding the application of tax consequences in that case when a court verdict (or only the director’s explanations) on...