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Publication date: 14.04.2024
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In Ukraine, especially in the conflict zone in the east of the country, many houses and infrastructure were damaged during the war, houses were damaged, cars were destroyed during the war, apartments were damaged during the war. This happened as a result of shelling, explosions and other hostilities. Many cities and towns nearby suffered serious damage. As a result, thousands of people left their homes and sought refuge in safe places.
The government and public organizations are working to damaged houses during the war, destroyed apartments, destroyed cars and provide assistance to the victims. Recovery programs include fixing the value of damaged property, repairing or completely rebuilding buildings, and providing financial assistance to families who have lost their property or housing. However, rebuilding infrastructure and returning to normal life will take time and require significant efforts by the government and the international community.
Yes, photo and video recording are important and effective ways of independently recording the state of property and the damage caused to it. Here are some tips for using them:
Photography: Take detailed photos of every room and every corner of the property, including damaged areas. Try to take photos from different angles and distances to ensure maximum coverage.
Video recording: Record a video inspecting all premises and property, noting any damage and its extent. Move the camera slowly to ensure that every detail is recorded.Additional details: Capturing additional details, such as the date and time the photo or video was taken, can be useful for future use of this information.
Documentation: Carefully document each photo or video, including location, date and time, details of damage and any other important circumstances.
Information storage: Store all information you receive in a safe place so that you can access it in the future if needed.
Photo and video recording are powerful tools for recording the condition of property and the damage caused to it. They allow evidence of damage to be preserved and used for further assessment and compensation issues.
The survey report is an important document that complements the video documentation and provides a written description of the state of the property and the damage caused to it. Since there is no approved model, it is possible to create an act in a form that meets the needs and requirements of a specific situation.
Obtaining statements from witnesses and other evidence is an important stage in determining the circumstances of the event and assessing the damage caused.
Article 8 of the Law of Ukraine "On compensation for damage and destruction of certain categories of immovable property as a result of hostilities, terrorist acts, sabotage caused by the armed aggression of the Russian Federation against Ukraine, and the State Register of Property Damaged and Destroyed as a result of hostilities, terrorist acts, of sabotage caused by the armed aggression of the Russian Federation against Ukraine" regulates the procedure for compensation for destroyed immovable property in Ukraine.According to this law, compensation for a destroyed object of immovable property can be provided in two ways:
By providing funds to the current account of the recipient of compensation with a special mode of use. These funds are intended to finance the construction of a manor house, garden house or country house. The recipient opens a special account in his name, for which he receives monetary compensation. This money is subject to a special regime of use and cannot be levied or seized.
Financing the purchase of an apartment, other residential premises, a manor-type house, a garden house or a country house with the use of a housing certificate. This means that the recipient of the compensation can use these funds to purchase a new home in accordance with the terms of the housing certificate.
The amount of compensation for the destroyed object of immovable property is determined separately for each recipient and each destroyed object of immovable property. This is done on the basis of the total area of the destroyed object and the cost of one square meter of this area, which is determined in accordance with the procedure established by the government.
The recipient of compensation does war damaged property not have the right to sell the purchased housing within 5 years after receiving compensation through a housing certificate.
