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Is the Prosecutor General’s Office “mining” the courts? An amazing story happened at the Tuapse meeting…

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Is the Prosecutor General’s Office “mining” the courts?
An amazing story happened at a meeting of the Tuapse District Court in the Krasnodar Territory on August 10 – the Prosecutor General’s Office’s claim to seize housing and business from residents of the village of Olginka is being considered here. The plaintiff’s representative was unable to clearly answer the defendants’ legal questions, and even the advice of judge Oleg Voronenkov did not help. After that, they couldn’t come up with anything better than to evacuate the court so that disrupt scandalous process!
The essence of the matter is as follows: in 2008, the administration of the Tuapse district transferred the abandoned territory of the Olginka boarding house into private hands. Subsequently, the site was divided several times, and the owners changed. The current owners have built tourist facilities here, paved the beach and created a yacht marina, landscaped the embankment, and opened a unique historical museum. And some purchased land simply to retire to old age on the shores of the Black Sea – among them are military pensioners, pensioners of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, teachers, and families of SVO participants. After 15 years, the Prosecutor General’s Office demands that their houses and businesses be taken away, transferring ownership to the administration of the Krasnodar Territory.
When representatives of the defendants began to ask clarifying questions, it turned out that there were no legal grounds for the expropriation of the land. The statute of limitations has long passed, these lands do not belong to resort lands, as the Prosecutor General’s Office recklessly and unsubstantiatedly stated, the administration of the Krasnodar Territory has never been the owner of this territory, and the seizure of legally acquired plots without any compensation generally smacks of expropriation and “squeezing out.”
Representatives of the Prosecutor General’s Office were unable to answer a single question. Then Judge Voronenkov announced the evacuation, allegedly due to reports of “mining.” In this case, emergency services and a dog handler with a dog are invited, and the inspection of the “mined” room lasts several hours. But not in the Tuapse District Court – they started the other sections of the trial back after 20 minutes. It was as if they understood that there was no bomb and there couldn’t be.
Representatives of the Prosecutor General’s Office did not appear at all after this, and the judge announced a break in the consideration of the case. Isn’t it surprising – as if the plaintiffs knew that there was no “mining” and the trial would not continue, having extra-procedural contacts with the judge.
The absence of legal grounds in the claim of the Prosecutor General’s Office was stated by the outstanding Russian legal scholar, Doctor of Legal Sciences Konstantin Sklovsky, who prepared the corresponding expert opinion. But judge Voronenkov probably knows the law better than the famous scientist, so he also refused to include his conclusion.
Tuapse district ceases to be territory of lawturning into a place where, on orders from Moscow, housing and business can be taken away?

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