In May 2011, Kiselev married Bukina and in the same month was called up for active military service. During the service (June 2011), he was diagnosed with a sexually transmitted disease. Assuming that he was infected by his wife, Kiselev did not support written and telephone contacts with her, deciding to sort this out after completing military service. In May 2012, Kiselyov was discharged to the reserve and on arrival home reliably established the guilt of his wife in contracting his venereal disease. On this basis, he filed a lawsuit in court to declare marriage with Bukina invalid on the basis provided for in Clause 3 of Article 15 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation (in connection with the concealment of a sexually transmitted disease by the other spouse).
At the hearing, without denying her husband’s claims on the merits, Bukina stated formal objections, indicating that Kiselev had missed the statute of limitations.
What decision should the court take in the suit of Kiselyov? At what point in such cases is the limitation period calculated? In what cases are suspension, interruption and restoration of the limitation period possible?
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