Uraltransbank Reduces Claims to Dulebints to 10.06m RUR
14 June 2012 (09:23)
Uraltransbank reduced the amount of its financial claims to the founder of Fond Mira Igor Dulebints down to 10.06m RUR. Sverdlovsk Region Arbitration Court sustained the bank’s petition to this extent.
Igor I. Dulebints had to undergo an observation procedure in October 2012 after a corresponding application had been submitted by his creditor A. Davydkov. On February 20, 2012 the court ruled that Dulebints had to undergo bankruptcy proceedings.
On March 22, 2012 a claim was placed with Sverdlovsk Region Arbitration Court by Ural Transport Bank (Uraltransbank); the bank wanted to be on the list of creditors, with claims coming to 10.07m RUR. In one of the court hearings that followed, the creditor specified that its claims came to 10.06m RUR.
The money in question stems from a loan agreement dated July 1, 2009. The loan came to $217. The agreement was secured by a guarantee from a private individual named Igor I. Dulebints, which meant that he was responsible for all the liabilities of Fond Mira Travel Company.
In fact, the court’s earlier rulings have already made Igor Dulebints, Olga Dulebints, and Fond Mira pay off the 6.56m RUR loan to Uraltransbank. The man’s Lexus LX470 and a garage in Yekaterinburg have also been seized.
The court looked into the parties’ arguments and decided that Uraltransbank’s 10.06m RUR worth of claims should be included in the case on a third-priority basis.
Igor I. Dulebints had to undergo an observation procedure in October 2012 after a corresponding application had been submitted by his creditor A. Davydkov. On February 20, 2012 the court ruled that Dulebints had to undergo bankruptcy proceedings.
On March 22, 2012 a claim was placed with Sverdlovsk Region Arbitration Court by Ural Transport Bank (Uraltransbank); the bank wanted to be on the list of creditors, with claims coming to 10.07m RUR. In one of the court hearings that followed, the creditor specified that its claims came to 10.06m RUR.
The money in question stems from a loan agreement dated July 1, 2009. The loan came to $217. The agreement was secured by a guarantee from a private individual named Igor I. Dulebints, which meant that he was responsible for all the liabilities of Fond Mira Travel Company.
In fact, the court’s earlier rulings have already made Igor Dulebints, Olga Dulebints, and Fond Mira pay off the 6.56m RUR loan to Uraltransbank. The man’s Lexus LX470 and a garage in Yekaterinburg have also been seized.
The court looked into the parties’ arguments and decided that Uraltransbank’s 10.06m RUR worth of claims should be included in the case on a third-priority basis.
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