Forensic examination was assigned to find out which article was applicable to Hovhannes Mosyan’s disease
15:47, February 25, 2017 | News, Own news | Rights of Soldiers/Recruits
On February 23, 2017, the RA Administrative Court, presided by K. Baghdasaryan, resumed examination of the claim on annulling the RA Central Medical Commission’s decree on Hovhannes Mosyan’s health status.
Note that the date of the judgment announcing was scheduled for August 18, 2016 but the Court announced re-starting the trial based on the need for further examination of evidence and establishing the circumstances essential for the case.
The court hearing of February 23, 2017 was attended by Hovhannes Mosyan’s representatives Gohar Mosyan and Tatevik Siradeghyan, lawyer at Yerevan Office of HCA Vanadzor.
Presiding judge K. Baghdasaryan clarified that given Hovhannes Mosyan’s disease, establishing the article applicable under the RA Defense Minister’s Order № 410 of April 8, 2013 required professional knowledge and therefore it was necessary to assign a forensic medical examination.
The examination was assigned to ‘Expertise Center’ SNCO and the plaintiff party was given a 3-day time to frame its questions and submit them to the Court.
Thus, the proceedings were suspended due to assigning expert examination.
Note that the claim is based on the fact that under the RA Central Medical Commission’s records, Hovhannes Mosyan was granted a 10-month deferment from compulsory military service under the requirement of Column 1, Article 5(c) of the RA Defense Minister’s Order № 410 of April 8, 2013, whereas the plaintiff’s disease required application of other provisions of the said Order granting deferment for 3 years.