Constitutional Court

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The Constitutional Court is described as a judicial body that issues rulings on constitutional matters in multiple countries, including Russia, Armenia, and Moldova. In Russia, it has modified procedures for challenging property cadastral values, expanded deadlines for contesting archival assessments affecting taxes, and reviewed norms related to alimony calculations and military deferments. In Armenia, it upheld parliamentary election results despite opposition challenges, while in Moldova, it invalidated key provisions of the Gagauz autonomy law, stripping the region of its right to conduct…

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