For violation of mobilization rules, 26,000 citizens had their bank accounts blocked. At the same time, the State Executive Service blocks the debtor's account only for the amount of the debt, explained Kyrylo Minenko, head of the Central Interregional Department of the Ministry of Justice, on the air of the telethon, reports UNN correspondent.
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When asked whether the fact that 26,000 Ukrainians had their accounts blocked means that they have already received a court decision, Minenko replied that there are different categories of cases and that a court decision is not required for some of them.
"There are categories of cases for which an appeal is mandatory only after a court decision, there is a category of cases, including administrative ones, where the relevant fine may be sent to the State Executive Service after it has not been paid voluntarily," he explained.
The official added that in the categories of cases where there is an administrative penalty for violation of mobilization rules, documents are immediately sent to the State Executive Service, but only after the fine has not been paid voluntarily.
The State Executive Service blocks the debtor's account, but only for the amount of the debt, and no more. The debtor can dispose of funds above this amount. This applies to both individuals and legal entities, and the debtor immediately enters the Register of Debtors
According to him, after payment of this fine, the administrative proceedings are closed and the person is removed from the Register of Debtors. However, Minenko advised not to bring the situation to the point where your case ends up in the executive service.
"I recommend that everyone pay any debts on their own and not bring it to the State Executive Service, because it is cheaper. Otherwise, along with the fine, 10% of the execution fee and the costs of the execution proceedings are paid," he concluded.