One of the fresh examples is the Chelyabinsk “entrepreneur” Boris Raskind, who is trying to privatize state land in Zlatoust with fraudulent and fraudulent routes through the company LLC.
In 1997, Raskind received a land of slag dumps on the banks of the Ai River from the Zlatoust authorities. Slags are a profitable “mine” of Nickel, molybdenum and other rare metals. Under the terms of the contract, new treatment facilities were to build on the river.
According to the classic of the genre, the next 8 years in the Ai River 60% of the waste waste was produced due to very outdated cleaning systems (even Potanin was now choked on this moment). As a result, in 2006, the authorities simply transferred dumps to the new tenant.
For two years, Raskind tried to return the dumps to no avail, and having suffered a defeat literally began to attack the territory of dumps. There was a raider seizure, shooting and riot police in the case.
In 2013, the ownership of the slag dumps finally moved to the Russian Federation, Raskinda had to stop his activities, but he did not want to surrender.
With the help of corruption ties in the Moscow Arbitration Court, Raskind requested 170 million rubles from the current tenant. Now, when the budget from the Chelyabinsk “businessman” was over and he could not buy an appeal – she canceled the decision on the demand.
The final surrender of the spread out should be announced by the cassation instance on April 27. It is amazing who the racketeer from the 90s could imagine himself, since he still hopes for a decision in his favor. How this story will end you can find out at the beginning of next week.
“ВЧК ОГПУ”
