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Promotions belonging to the AFK "System" were arrested in the lawsuit "Rosneft"
The Bashkiri Arbitration Court arrested several stakes belonging to the structures of Vladimir Evtushenkov AFK System and System-Invest. This was reported on the website "Systems". We are talking about 31.76 percent of MTS shares, 100 percent of the shares of the Medsi group of companies and 90.47 percent of the shares in the BESK company.
The decision was made as an interim measure in the lawsuit filed with the companies of Yevtushenkov in May of this year Rosneft, Bashneft and the Bashkiria government.
At the same time, the publication is noted, the bailiff of the metropolitan administration of the FSSP in his resolution on the initiation of enforcement proceedings also established an additional restriction, not provided for by the decision of the arbitration, namely, limited the right of the “system” and “system-invest” to receive income from the arrested securities.
In the "System" they assured that both the court decision and the decree of the bailiff were appealed. Regarding the requirements of the plaintiffs in the publication, it is stated that they are illegal and unfounded.
According to RBC, the press secretary of Rosneft Mikhail Leontyev noted that the state company asked to arrest the defendant’s assets for the entire claim.
“Since our opponents demonstrate every contemptuous attitude to legal legal procedures and institutions, we are forced to take care of ensuring our interests,” Leontiev reports Vedomosti.
Earlier, the "system" offered Rosneft to resolve the dispute in a non -judicial basis. However, on Monday, Leontiev noted that the oil company is not interested in "extrajudicial compromises".
Rosneft states that during the re -border of Bashneft in 2014, this enterprise was caused by damage. Earlier, Bashneft belonged to the structures of Yevtushenkov, but last year it became the property of Rosneft. Initially, the plaintiffs estimated the damage of 106.6 billion rubles; Then they increased the claim to 170.6 billion.