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§ 71. Liability of undertaking
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Upon failure to submit information prescribed by law or upon submission of false information to the registrar, a person who is competent to make a judgment on entry may impose a fine of up to 400 days wages on the obligated persons.
(26.06.96 entered into force 29.07.96 - RT I 1996, 51, 967; 17.06.98 entered into force 10.07.98 - RT I 1998, 59, 941)
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- Payment of a fine shall not exempt a person from performance of an obligation.
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If an obligation is not performed after imposition of a fine, a person who is competent to make a judgment on entry may impose a new fine.
(26.06.96 entered into force 29.07.96 - RT I 1996, 51, 967)
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A person on whom a fine is imposed may, within five days after receipt of a copy of the judgment imposing the fine, apply for release from the fine or for a reduction of the fine, pursuant to the procedure provided for in the Code of Civil Procedure. Applications shall be reviewed by a judge.
(28.05.96 entered into force 08.06.96 - RT I 1996, 40, 773; 22.03.2000 entered into force 17.04.2000 - RT I 2000, 29, 172; 06.06.2001 entered into force 07.07.2001 - RT I 2001, 56, 336)
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A person on whom a fine is imposed shall promptly submit proof of payment of the fine after payment of the fine.
(17.06.98 entered into force 10.07.98 - RT I 1998, 59, 941)
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This section also applies to non-compliance with the requirements of subsection 15 (2) of this Code.
(06.06.2001 entered into force 07.07.2001 - RT I 2001, 56, 336)
§ 72. Liability of registrar
Damage caused by an unlawful action of a registrar shall be compensated for by the state.
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