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Review of Ukrainian Supreme Court’s decisions for 10/02/2025

Case No. 937/4169/20 dated 06/02/2025 The court, when rendering its decision, was guided by the fact that: 1) the conclusion of the post-mortem forensic psychiatric examination indicated only that the disease 'significantly influenced' but did not exclude the ability to understand one's actions; 2) medical documents testified to the clear consciousness of the patient; 3) the…

Review of Ukrainian Supreme Court’s decisions for 09/02/2025

Case No. 927/1128/23 dated 29/01/2025 The court found that since civil protection facilities could not be privatized under the law, their transfer to private ownership was illegal. At the same time, the court decided that the appropriate method of protecting state rights in such cases is a negatory claim (requirement to remove obstacles to property use),…

Review of Ukrainian Supreme Court’s decisions for 08/02/2025

Case No. 923/69/22 dated 30/01/2025 When rendering the decision, the court was guided by the fact that the amount of legal assistance expenses must be proportionate to the complexity of the case, the volume of services provided, and comply with the criteria of reasonableness. The court took into account that the response to the cassation complaint…

Case No. 346/6477/21 dated 29/01/2025

The cassation instance court established that the appellate court incorrectly applied the procedural law norms when it revoked the first instance court's ruling on leaving without consideration the application for review of the заочне (in absentia) decision. The Supreme Court pointed out that the applicant's representative did not prove the existence of objective insurmountable difficulties…

Case No. 463/3618/22 dated 29/01/2025

The subject of the dispute concerns the legality of closing criminal proceedings against a customs state inspector due to the expiration of pre-trial investigation terms. The court was guided by the fact that since the criminal proceedings were initiated before March 16, 2018 (when amendments to the Criminal Procedure Code came into effect), and then…

Review of Ukrainian Supreme Court’s decisions for 07/02/2025

Case No. 539/8/24 dated 31/01/2025 The court rejected the claim because the plaintiff did not provide proper and admissible evidence to confirm family relations with the testator. In particular, it was not proven that the testator's great-grandmother and grandmother were biological sisters, and therefore it was impossible to establish the further degree of kinship. The court…

Case No. 990/35/24 dated 03/02/2025

The court established that the High Qualification Commission of Judges (HQCJ) exceeded its powers, as until 30.12.2023, the right to evaluate a judge's compliance with their position belonged exclusively to the HQCJ collegiums, and not its plenary composition. Moreover, the HQCJ erroneously applied to the procedure of evaluating a judge's compliance with their position the…

Review of Ukrainian Supreme Court’s decisions for 06/02/2025

Case No. 444/2070/20 dated 28/01/2025 The court of cassation instance found that the appellate court approached the case formally - did not properly analyze all evidence and arguments of the prosecutor, in particular regarding contradictions in expert conclusions. The appellate court also assessed the expert's testimony without examining the audio recording of the court session or…

Case No. 910/881/24 dated 30/01/2025

The cassation instance court established that the appellate court did not properly verify the defendant's arguments regarding the incorrectness of the plaintiff's calculation of inflation losses and 3% per annum after replacing projected volumes with actual ones. In particular, the issue of the legitimacy of accruing these payments on advance payments after signing the service…
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