Article 129. Value of suit

The value of suit shall be determined for suits as follows:

1) on the recovery of money — as per amount to be recovered;

2) on reclamation of property — by the value of the property being reclaimed;

3) on suits consisting of several separate claims — by the total amount of all claims;

4) on alimony recovery — the aggregate amount of payments for one year;

5) on urgent payments and issuances — by the aggregate amount of all payments or issuances, but not more than for three years;

6) on termless or lifetime payments and issuances — by the aggregate amount of payments or issuances for three years;

7) on decrease or increase of payments or issuances — by the sum by which payments or issuances decrease or increase, but not more than for one year;

8) on termination of payments and issuances — by the aggregate amount of all remaining payments or issuances, but not more than for one year;

9) on early termination of the property lease — by the aggregate amount of payments for the property use during the remaining term of the contract, but not more than for three years;

10) on the ownership right for the buildings owned by citizens on the right of private ownership — by the market value of the building, but not lower than the cadastral value or — in the absence thereof — not lower than the value under the mandatory insurance, while for buildings owned by organizations — not lower than the actual valuation of the building.