The Unified Social Service had refused to grant the military pension for long-term service to three of our office’s clients, effectively disregarding a significant portion of their work experience. As a result of the arguments presented by our office’s lawyers, Tatevik Malkhasyan and Edgar Ayvazyan, the Administrative Court of the Republic of Armenia stated that the Unified Social Service had misinterpreted the legal regulations, and therefore ordered it to grant our clients the pensions they are entitled to (Administrative cases No. ՎԴ5/0636/05/24, see https://datalex.am:443/?app=AppCaseSearch&case_id=38562071810005291 ՎԴ5/0637/05/24, see https://datalex.am:443/?app=AppCaseSearch&case_id=38562071810005289 ՎԴ5/0639/05/24 see https://datalex.am:443/?app=AppCaseSearch&case_id=38562071810005287). We thank Judge Narek Gasparyan for issuing a fair judicial act.
THE ADMINISTRATIVE COURT DECLARED THE PATROL SERVICE’S ADMINISTRATIVE ACT INVALID ON THE FOLLOWING GROUNDS: “THE INCORRECT APPLICATION OF THE ARTICLE ESTABLISHING THE BASIS FOR ADMINISTRATIVE LIABILITY CANNOT BE REGARDED AS A CLERICAL ERROR; THE ADMINISTRATIVE COURT HAS NO AUTHORITY TO RECLASSIFY AN ADMINISTRATIVE OFFENCE.”
Back in December 2025, T.S., a citizen of the Russian Federation, approached LSA Law Firm to challenge an administrative act issued by the Patrol…
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