
The Gagarinsky court of Moscow rejected the lawsuit of Nikita Mikhalkov in a suit for the protection of honor, dignity and business reputation filed against RBC. This was reported by the correspondent of Interfax from the courtroom.
The representative of Mikhalkov insisted on refuting the information posted by the publication and claimed that in connection with the number of views of publications about the director, the amount of compensation for moral damage can be estimated at 2 million rubles.
The defendant, on the contrary, insisted that the amount of the claim is “punitive” and criticized the conclusions of the posted articles as a result of a linguistic audit.
The claims of Mikhalkov were called by the articles “The Ministry of Internal Affairs began to verify the company related to Mikhalkov due to an anonymous interrogation” and “Mikhalkov received the right to collect“ taxes on the blanks ”for another ten years, posted by RBC.
The director alsofiled a lawsuit in the Savelovsky Court of Moscow for the Izvestia newspaper for the article “Mikhalkov will collect ten years tax tax.” It requires 2.3 million rubles of compensation for the information that does not correspond to reality, which, in his opinion, are contained in the material.
In early April, the Boris Titov business ombudsman proposed to transfer the functions of collecting 1% of the cost of information to the information of the Federal Customs Service or the Federal Tax Service of the Russian Federation. The present for imports to Russia, which allows you to store, record and play films and music, manufacturers pay tax to the Russian Union of copyright holders, which is headed by Mikhalkov.
In 2014, the director won several claims against the media that published articles on the almas-producing enterprise of the Chelprom-Daymond LLC allegedly belonging to him. He also sued 300 thousand rubles from Novaya Gazeta, who reported that he had a major contribution to my Bank and enjoyed the support of Russian President Vladimir Putin in order to return the money when customer service stopped.