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The woman, who did not want her identity revealed, said on May 22 last year. He was fined € 50 for parking the car in a reserved place near the ambulatory clinic of the Ministry of the Interior (MIA). According to her, without realizing it, she had paid only 30 euros.
“This year I received a reminder from the STI that the remaining part of the debt must be paid: 20 euros. It already happened that I got sick, I have spinal problems and since April 24. I was treated I am a single mother who raises a Seventeen year old son. I thought I would pay later. Do you think if I went back to work, I would not have paid those 20 euros? “he asked rhetorically.
The day she transferred her sickness benefit, the woman checked her bank account and was very surprised: not only was she blocked, but she also reserved herself for almost 90 euros.
“I had to receive € 250 sick pay for two weeks, so think about what that means to me. It turns out that, from those twenty euros, the debt has increased to 88.94 euros. I don’t understand why he couldn’t have warned me earlier about what was threatening. Incidentally, the debt has grown inadequately.
Is he human at such a difficult time for everyone? After all, at that time, a person may be without income, if that is their only money. Furthermore, he appears to have heard that such recoveries have been suspended during quarantine. “
He was surprised that the recovery case was opened without notice on May 27 and he received a letter about the fine increase only on May 28.
The fine is imposed before quarantine.
Lithuanian Chamber of Marshals (LAR) Delphi He commented that, according to the sheriff who carried out the recovery of the fine, the fine was imposed in 2019, when the quarantine had not even been considered.
“Delphi the account of the reader to whom the sickness benefit is transferred has not been seized. The restriction applied to another woman’s account, but no funds were deducted from that account either, since the woman covered the debt herself. After this action, the sheriff lifted the attachment from the account, so it should be verified with the banking system if the account is already available.
According to the sheriff, the woman tried to pay 20 euros, the balance of the fine not paid on time, and avoid the costs of forced recovery. However, it was explained that savings were no longer possible at this stage as a recovery case had been opened and procedural documents had been prepared and sent. The sheriff’s office has incurred expenses (compensation for office personnel, payments to postal mail), which in this case must be covered by a person who has not fulfilled his obligations in good faith, “says the comment sent to the committee. editorial.
According to the LAR, the woman took too long, failed to meet all deadlines to fulfill the duty in good faith, and did not attempt to reach an agreement without the assistance of a sheriff. “So it stands to reason that I have to pay for additional procedures.”
The laws did not expire
In addition, the Lithuanian Chamber of Marshals noted that during quarantine, the law also applies to women raising young children.
“The recovery of administrative fines during quarantine has not been suspended, as most of the violations were committed prior to quarantine and more than a month has elapsed between the day of the violation and the start of forced recovery,” the representatives explained.
They claimed that during the quarantine period, only part of the debts with the state, the tax debts, and all the others were recovered in the normal way, so that the judicial agents must take all the necessary measures to guarantee that the creditors recover the required amounts as soon as possible.
“If the State Tax Inspectorate (STI) files a claim with a judicial agent to recover an unpaid administrative fine or part of it, the judicial agent has the duty to initiate the necessary forced debt recovery procedures, to apply restrictions on personal accounts, etc. “
Well travels a long way
The LAR also emphasized that when a bailiff takes enforcement action to recover all or part of an administrative fine, approximately half a year has passed since the fine was imposed.
“It seems that in a long time the fine can be forgotten. But the state makes sure that this does not happen and that all honest people can fulfill their obligations in the most favorable way. Each convicted person (if it is the only fine in force and if the violation is not serious) you can “reconcile with the state” within 14 days, having paid only half of the fine.
If the person does not, they have another 40 days to settle definitively with the state (to pay only the fine and not incur any other costs). If they do not have the opportunity to pay, a person can apply for the STI with a request to divide the payment of the fine into installments for a longer period, “said the comment to the news portal.
It is also indicated that if neither is done within 40 days, the ITS reminds the offender again of the unpaid fine and only when after all these procedures the fine remains unpaid, the ITS requests the recovery of the fine within 6 months at the latest. To the bailiff.
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