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In the Kostroma region restored the payment of benefits offended student

The Prosecutor’s office of the Kostroma region conducted a check on the appeal of a local resident whose social rights were violated

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In the Kostroma region restored the payment of benefits offended student

The Prosecutor’s office of the Kostroma region conducted an inspection on the appeal of a local resident whose social rights were violated.

a 23-year-old medical college student with no income applied for a monthly allowance in connection with the birth and upbringing of a child, but was refused on formal grounds.

In the interests of the applicant, the prosecutor’s office appealed to the court with a demand to oblige the regional branch of the Social Fund of Russia to appoint a payment. The court agreed with the arguments of the supervisory authority. After the intervention of the prosecutor’s office, the woman was assigned the necessary measure of support and recalculated for more than 190 thousand rubles.

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