A judicial panel for administrative cases in Shymkent heard a case concerning the provision of housing, which ended with the parties reconciling through judicial mediation. The woman will be restored to the queue under the category "children-orphans and children left without parental care," reports infohub.kz.
The plaintiff had been on the waiting list as a person in need of housing under this category since 2016. During an inventory conducted by a joint-stock company, it was established that the plaintiff's husband had previously owned a share in a privatized apartment. As a result, the housing provision procedure was suspended.
The court of first instance thoroughly examined the circumstances of the case and the submitted documents. It emerged that the share in the residential property that had belonged to the plaintiff's husband was subsequently fully alienated. The court ruled the actions of the joint-stock company unlawful. Under the law, orphans may not be removed from the list of those in need of housing, and the law does not provide for a procedure to "suspend" the provision of housing. By the court's decision, the claim was fully satisfied.
During the consideration of the appeal, the judicial panel worked to reconcile the parties. As a result, the parties concluded an agreement through judicial mediation. Under its terms, the joint-stock company undertook to cancel, within 10 working days, the decision to suspend the housing provision procedure and to restore the plaintiff's right to further participation in the housing program on the same terms.
Thus, the citizen's violated right was restored through an amicable settlement of the dispute. The judicial act entered into legal force.