Sverdlovsk Region Court of Arbitration handles 36,700 cases in 2006
16 February 2007 (15:00)
‘The number of claims returned by the Court of Arbitration went down .7% against 2005 (and the number of all applications decreased by 4.9%). So, 1,811 applications were returned in 2006 altogether,’ Irina Reshetnikova, Chief Justice of Sverdlovsk Region Court of Arbitration announced at the press conference.
‘The number of cases solved dropped as well; the figure fell short of the data for 2005 by 7.2%, which means that there 36,700 cases adjudicated in 2006 altogether. The Russian average, however, declined by 40%,’ Ms Reshetnikova said.
‘This has to do with the fact that quite a few claims related to the activity of the Russian Retirement Fund were settled out of the court. As regards Sverdlovsk Region, we have got over 90,000 such suits.’
‘The number of cases solved dropped as well; the figure fell short of the data for 2005 by 7.2%, which means that there 36,700 cases adjudicated in 2006 altogether. The Russian average, however, declined by 40%,’ Ms Reshetnikova said.
‘This has to do with the fact that quite a few claims related to the activity of the Russian Retirement Fund were settled out of the court. As regards Sverdlovsk Region, we have got over 90,000 such suits.’
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