Court Summonses Will Be Delivered Via Gosuslugi
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The Council of Judges of the Russian Federation has prepared a bill that establishes the procedure for sending court notices electronically through the Gosuslugi portal. According to the document, court summonses and notifications may be sent to citizens not only by mail, but also to their personal account on this portal. In this way, the judicial system is gradually moving away from paper correspondence with Russian Post toward digital means of communication.
According to information from the source, the initiative is already being discussed in the professional community. Supporters of the new procedure say that electronic notices reach the addressee more quickly and allow reducing postage costs. In addition, a person can view a summons at any time, provided they have internet access and an account on the portal.
At the same time, the article does not specify when the bill may be considered by the State Duma and whether it will enter into force. The question of how people who do not use Gosuslugi will be notified also remains open. These details will likely become known after the document is officially submitted to parliament.
For residents of Russia, the change may have practical significance. Those involved in court cases should regularly check their personal account on the portal so as not to miss important information. Further developments of the bill can be followed on the official website of the State Duma.
Sources: Независимая газета
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