In Ukraine, the first case of temporary deprivation of the driver's license was recorded due to non -compliance with military accounting rules. This decision is precedent and may indicate increased control over mobilization processes.
According to the Openatable , at least 41 such a case has already been found in the court register. However, most of them are returned to the plaintiffs because of errors in the registration, in particular due to non -payment of court fees.
The lawyer Valentina Slobodyanyuk explains that the territorial centers of acquisition (TCC) could not provide for the costs of court fees in their budgets after changes in the legislation of 2024. She predicts that in 2025 such costs will be taken into account, which can lead to an increase in successful lawsuits.
The decision on temporary deprivation of the right to drive vehicles will act until the requirements of the CCC or withdrawing of this requirement. A similar mechanism is already applied to alimony debtors.
In this case, court decisions in such cases are completely impersonal, so citizens cannot check whether they have a corresponding case in the register. This is due to the intentions to limit access to information about mobilization processes. The corresponding bill has already passed the first reading in the Verkhovna Rada.
To date, Ukrainians can find out about a possible claim against them only through court services in the Action or in the E -Judge .