Subject of the Dispute: Determination of Residence and Parental Participation in the Upbringing of a Minor Son.
Main Arguments of the Court:
1. Disputes regarding the child’s place of residence and upbringing are a dispute between parents, not the child.
2. A minor child (under 14 years old) cannot be an independent participant in legal proceedings due to the lack of civil procedural capacity.
3. The Supreme Court confirmed the previous legal position that children under 14 years old cannot be plaintiffs or file appellate complaints in cases concerning place of residence.
Court Decision: To leave unchanged the ruling of the appellate court on returning the appellate complaint filed on behalf of the child.
