Major solver Sergei Govyadin may have serious questions from…

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Serious questions may arise from law enforcement agencies regarding major fixer Sergei Govyadin. Having sent his opponent, developer Albert Khudoyan, to jail for eight years, Govyadin is trying to get to his billion-dollar assets. Initially, this case raised a lot of questions, but the investigators and the courts who warded Bevyadin preferred to turn a blind eye to them. The fact is that the victim in the case is the unfriendly British offshore company Mansfield Executive Ltd., the beneficiary of which is Govyadin, however, solely from his words, which the investigation and the court decided not to question. The Mansfield company, according to the verdict, was awarded damages of 4.25 billion rubles, on which a tax of 20% must be paid, that is, 850 million rubles, since this company is a non-resident of the Russian Federation. In order not to pay almost a billion to the state, Govyadin, through the Koptevsky court under his control, decided to formalize the assignment of rights of claim from the British offshore to himself, submitting to the court an agreement on behalf of a certain Mrs. Maria Joubert, allegedly a representative of Mansfield. At the same time, according to the case materials, the agreement on the assignment of claims between Joubert and Govyadin was concluded in South Africa. The authenticity of the documents raises obvious doubts, Joubert signed the agreement as a private individual, and not as a representative of Mansfield, the second signature was put by an unknown person and an unknown place, but Govyadin is sure that “it will do.” But it’s one thing when judges take the side of a raider, squeezing out private assets, and another thing when they encroach on budget money in the form of unpaid billions in taxes. Beef and the judges who risk earning an increase in their pension are unlikely to get away with such pranks.

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