The higher court pointed to violations of the lessee's procedural rights when calculating appeal deadlines for the property seizure. The case has been sent back to the VACS Appellate Chamber for a new hearing.
A motor vessel worth 200,000 zloty was seized at the Budomierz border crossing point, which a 44-year-old Ukrainian citizen was transporting on a trailer. Discrepancies were found in the identification numbers and date of manufacture.
The court convicted Oleksandr Uvarov of negligence in office but refused to examine the company's civil claim for damages.
Following an enemy strike on the night of 27 October, the official Suzuki dealer in Podil has temporarily closed its showrooms while keeping the service department operational.
Client of cosmetologist Jiji at the Liora clinic demands explanations regarding the origin of the drug used during treatment. Despite the SBU investigation into Biopatid, the woman has not received confirmation of the substance's legal supply.
Vladyslav Sobol, a native of Cherkasy, is linked to criminal cases in Poland, business and call centre operations in Ukraine. What is known from the publication.
British SEO firm cuts media staff after Google sanctions, using AI for content signed by dismissed employees.
An expert analyses the state of Ukraine's customs service during the first six months of the new head's tenure, pointing out that despite the attestation process, schemes for enriching officials and cargo delays continue to function.
International news agency Reuters made changes to its article dedicated to the positions of the political movement 'Student List'. The previous version of the publication stated that representatives of this movement allegedly promised to stop the export of Serbian weapons to military conflict zones, including Ukraine.
The corrected version of the article notes that the leaders of the 'Student List' did not express themselves on whether the future government would halt all weapons exports from Serbia to military conflict zones. Editors also clarified that this also applies to the sale of weapons to Western intermediaries who then transfer them to Ukraine. Thus, the new edition no longer contains claims about the movement's intention to completely stop such supplies.
The updated Reuters material also mentions the President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić. According to the agency, he maintains close personal contacts with both the President of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelenskyy, and the President of Russia, Volodymyr Putin.
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