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REVISITING THE RECOURSE PERIOD IN CONNECTION WITH HOUSING DISPUTES OF CIVIL SERVANTS AND THEIR FAMILY MEMBERS
REVISITING THE RECOURSE PERIOD IN CONNECTION
WITH HOUSING DISPUTES OF CIVIL SERVANTS
AND THEIR FAMILY MEMBERS
A.K. AIBATULINA,
Lecturer, Department of Civil and Administrative Proceeding,
North Caucasus Branch of Russian State University of Justice
DOI: 10.24031/2226-0781-2020-10-6-224-231
The article deals with the recourse period in regards to the cases about impeachment, acts
of commission of the governmentally or other way authorised body, organisation, person
in particular in connection with housing disputes of civil servants (their family members).
When studying and analysing the corporeal and procedural legislation the author focused on
two aspects of the “recourse period”: 1) the moment (day), when a citizen, an organisation
or another person became known about the infridgement of their rights, freedoms and
legitimate interests; 2) viability of preservation of three month period for the issuing an
administrative claim form. At the end of this study, the author comes to the conclusion
that by limiting the rights of citizens to go to court, by setting pre-emptive time limits,
the state, represented by state bodies, organizations, persons endowed with state or other
public powers, is directed in advance towards abuse of power, violation of rights citizens
(organizations) and most importantly avoiding responsibility. In conclusion, the thesis is
put forward that there is a need to legally exclude the term for going to court.
Keywords: civil servant; recourse period; three month for the appeal; one time welfare
payment; registration; de-registration; rejection of registration.
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Information about the author
A.K. Aibatulina (Krasnodar, Russia) – Lecturer, Department of Civil and Administrative
Proceeding, North Caucasus Branch of Russian State University of Justice
(51 Krupskaia St., Krasnodar, 350042, Russia; e-mail: [email protected]).
Recommended citation
Aibatulina A.K. O ponimanii instituta sudebnykh raskhodov i ego sootnoshenii s ubytkami
v aspekte sovremennoi pravovoi politiki [Revisiting the Recourse Period in Connection
with Housing Disputes of Civil Servants and Their Family Members]. Vestnik
grazhdanskogo protsessa – Herald of Civil Procedure, 2020, vol. 10, no. 6, pp. 224–231.
(In Russ.) https://doi.org/10.24031/2226-0781-2020-10-6-224-231
A.K. AIBATULINA
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