Abstract
The article examines theoretical and practical problems that arise from the incorrect application of legislation on veterans, incorrect interpretation of the rules defining measures of social support for citizens who have a special legal status — Labour Veteran. As a result of law enforcement, the grounds and procedure for assigning appropriate payments to a labour veteran, depend not on the status of such a citizen, but on the territorial principle which determines support measures at the citizen’s place of residence, which leads to a violation of his legal rights. In practice, a clear manifestation of the loss of all social benefits intended for a labour veteran occurs if he changes his place of residence and the social protection body, referring to the legal norms on unjust enrichment, claims for the recovery of amounts paid to him as measures of social support. The author has proven that social support measures should apply to all veterans, regardless of their place of residence. This meets the requirements of the legislation on veterans and the essence of the state’s social policy.
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