
The judge of the Arbitration Court of the Saratov Region Tatyana Leskina stopped proceedings in the lawsuit of a resident of Balakov Nikolai Suvorov against Vladimir Putin demanding the renunciation of the latter from the authorities. The corresponding definition is published in the file cabinet.
As stated in the document, arbitration, as well as other courts, in accordance with Chapter 4 of the Constitution (President of the Russian Federation) do not have the right to intervene in the activities of the head of state. In addition, the consideration of such claims is not within the competence of the arbitration court, which is engaged only in economic disputes.
It is also noted in the definition that, since the president, in accordance with Article 91 of the Constitution, has inviolability, to any responsibility, including criminal, he cannot be brought.
Meanwhile, only on Monday the same judge Leskinmade another definition - about the adoption of Suvorov’s claim for production, initiating the case and the appointment of a preliminary meeting on April 28. The applicant was prescribed "to submit additional evidence in support of his requirements and objections, as well as ensure the appearance of the representative at the preliminary court session."
Suvorov went to court on March 11. He stated that he demands to “renounce Putin V.V. from his position as an enemy of the people, a friend of the oligarchs and officials, for the plunder of Russia and the impoverishment of the Russian people, for the richness of officials, bankers, billionaires-robbers.”
At first, the court left a lawsuit without movement, but in the ruling of April 4, Leskin indicated that "the circumstances that served as the basis for leaving the application without movement" were eliminated.