Article 92. Grounds for Adoption of Measures of Preliminary Protection

At the request of a person participating in the case, or on its own initiative, the court may take preliminary protection measures if:

1) before the adoption of a judicial act, which ends the consideration of an administrative case, there is a clear risk of violation of the rights, freedoms and legitimate interests of the applicant or the person in whose interests the application is filed;

2) the protection of the rights, freedoms and legitimate interests of the applicant will be impossible or difficult without taking such measures.

When considering a claim for compensation for damages caused to a citizen or legal entity as a result of decisions, actions (inaction) of an administrative body, a self-government body of citizens and their officials that do not comply with the law and violate the rights and legally protected interests of citizens or legal entities, the court, upon application of the applicant, is obliged to take preliminary protection measures.

The adoption of preliminary protection measures is allowed at any stage of administrative proceedings.