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ARTICLE · 14 JUNE 2019

Attorneys' Monopoly. Practical Issues – The Experience Of The First Years

Starting from January 1, 2019, the "attorneys' monopoly", i.e. the exclusive right of attorneys to represent interests of individuals and legal entities in courts, was extended to cover the courts of all instances and jurisdictions.

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Starting from January 1, 2019, the "attorneys' monopoly", i.e. the exclusive right of attorneys to represent interests of individuals and legal entities in courts, was extended to cover the courts of all instances and jurisdictions. By this time, judicial practice managed to identify and resolve many issues that had not been taken into account by the legislator when adopting respective amendments to the Constitution of Ukraine and procedural codes. Following findings are the most noteworthy: powers of an attorney can be confirmed both by a power of attorney (it is not mandatory to specify the status of attorney here) or a warrant (can be in e–form); an extract from the agreement in respect of provision of legal assistance is no longer required to be attached to the warrant; if reimbursement can cover only expenses on legal assistance provided by a qualified attorney; cases may be determined as insignificant given their nature and not based on a court ruling. What was

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