Four instruments allow the lawful use of someone else’s land: a lease, emphyteusis for agricultural purposes, superficies for building, and an easement for limited access. Emphyteusis and superficies over state or municipal…
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Land can be privatised free of charge once for each of six categories of use, and Article 121 of the Land Code sets the sizes: up to 2 ha for a private…
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The free privatisation of state and municipal land is suspended for the duration of martial law by subparagraph 5 of paragraph 27 of section X of the Land Code. The exceptions remain:…
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Restructuring does not reduce the debt by itself; it changes the schedule and the term for repaying it. For internally displaced people and residents of areas of hostilities the Law “On Consumer…
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Martial law does not by itself excuse the rent. Part 6 of Article 762 of the Civil Code relieves a tenant only for the time the property genuinely could not be used…
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Objections to an audit report go in within 10 working days, and so does a complaint to the State Tax Service against a tax assessment notice. In July 2025, in case No.…
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In 2026 the minimum maintenance for one child is 1,408.50 UAH up to the age of six and 1,756 UAH from six to eighteen: half the subsistence minimum, under part 2 of…
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Law No. 4292-IX, passed as bill No. 12089, has been in force since 9 April 2025. It gave Article 388 of the Civil Code a new wording: the state or a territorial…
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Free privatisation covers 21 sq m of total floor area for the tenant and for each family member, plus 10 sq m for the household, and the right may be used once…
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The Criminal Procedure Code provides five preventive measures: a personal undertaking, personal surety, bail, house arrest and detention (Article 176). The investigating judge chooses among them, and detention is permitted only where…
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