Court Fails to Prosecute Chubais for His Alleged Billions in Wealth
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Anatoly Chubais, ex-head of "Rosnano," avoided personal liabilities in a billion-dollar debt dispute regarding the company "Lira." According to RIA Novosti's report, the claim stemmed from court documents and was filed by "Lira's" bankruptcy manager, Kirill Nogoтkov. Chubais, alongside former "Lira" CEOs Nikolai Sapegin and Manvel Mkrtumyan, were listed as defendants.
Nogoтkov argued that Chubais held control over "Lira's" assets, asserting a loan agreement between "Lira" and Chastely Investments Limited, with rights later transferred to Cyprus-based O1 Trust Services Limited, an entity supposedly linked to Chubais.
The court concluded that the presented evidence lacked sufficient proof to establish a rapport between Chubais and "Lira." Only Mkrtumyan was held personally responsible, and the claim's amount will be determined at a later date.
Bailiffs initiated an enforcement proceeding against Chubais on April 23, based on the Moscow Arbitration Court's ruling. The case indicated Chubais as the debtor, with the enforcement proceeding commencing on April 17.
In the past, Chubais has faced accusations from Alaudinov, who claimed that Chubais intentionally contributed to the collapse of the USSR and the war in Chechnya.
However, it's worth noting that separate reports detail a different case involving Chubais and his personal accountability for debts derived from his time at "Rosnano." The Moscow Arbitration Court ordered the seizure of assets belonging to Chubais and seven other former "Rusnano" executives, totaling approximately 5.6 billion rubles[1][2]. This case includes specific defendants, such as Yuri Udaltsov, Oleg Kiselyov, Boris Podolsky, German Pihoya, Dmitry Pimkin, Vladimir Avetisyan, and Nikolai Tychinin[1][2]. Their roles are linked to financing decisions made during Chubais' tenure at "Rusnano," particularly concerning the Plastic Logic project[1][3].
There is no clear indication in the available reports of a specific court case involving "Lira" and Chubais beyond the details mentioned above. If you're searching for more information about "Lira" and Chubais, it appears that additional details may not be provided in the current set of reports.
- Nikolai Chubais, who was previously in charge of "Rosnano," evaded personal financial obligations in a billion-dollar debt conflict associated with the company "Lira."
- The accusation, as stated in RIA Novosti's report, originated from court documents and was filed by "Lira's" bankruptcy manager, Kirill Nogoтkov.
- Chubais, alongside former "Lira" CEOs Nikolai Sapegin and Manvel Mkrtumyan, were included among the defendants in the case.
- Despite numerous allegations against Chubais in the past related to politics, general news, and crime-and-justice, a separate court case involving "Lira" has yet to produce clear evidence connecting Chubais to the company's assets or the ongoing debt dispute.
