A woman from Primorsky Krai was awarded nearly 300,000 rubles by the… (ошибка · мвд · загранпаспорт)
A woman from Primorsky Krai was awarded nearly 300,000 rubles by the court after her passport contained a technical error in the machine-readable line, leading to its annulment during international border control and resulting in her detention and her son being placed in a hotel at her expense. The Primorsky Regional Court upheld the lower court's decision.
Consensus
- The woman from Primorsky Krai was awarded compensation by the court due to an error in her passport.
- The error was a technical mistake in the machine-readable line of the passport.
- The passport was annulled during international border control, leading to the woman's detention and her son being placed in a hotel at her expense.
- The Primorsky Regional Court upheld the lower court’s decision on compensation.
- The woman had to return to Russia with her son at her own expense after prolonged efforts.
Points of divergence
- A June 2 ruling in Kaliningrad also awarded compensation to a woman who could not go on vacation due to a passport error, stating the presence of an extra letter was the fault of the regional MVD office. — vm
- The total compensation amounted to 298,471 rubles, including 234,438 for damages, 50,000 for moral harm, 6,000 for legal services, and 8,033 for state fees. — vesti
Coverage (2 sources)
- Resident of Primorsky Krai awarded 300,000 rubles from the Ministry of Internal Affairs over passport error — Вечерняя Москва
- Court orders Ministry of Internal Affairs to pay nearly $300,000 for error in Russian woman's passport — Вести