Court to Hear Yekaterinburg Eye Surgery Center’s Eviction Case in July

The court hearing regarding the eviction of Eye Microsurgery Yekaterinburg Center has been set for June 18, 2012. The claim to this extent was placed with Sverdlovsk Region Arbitration Court by Russia’s Ministry for Healthcare & Social Development. The ministry demands that a number of premises, namely, detached buildings A (total area 13,401.6 sq m), B (total area 347.4 sq m), and D (total area 322.5 sq m) at 4A Bardin St in Yekaterinburg (the land allotment has the total area of 3.29 hectares) be handed over to the eye microsurgery clinic run by the Ministry.

UrBC, Yekaterinburg, October 10, 2018. The 17th Appeals & Arbitrations Court dismissed the complaint placed by Russian Orthodox Church’s Yekaterinburg Diocese regarding Sverdlovsk Region Arbitration Court’s earlier ruling on a set of college buildings in Yekaterinburg. The case was first heard in Sverdlovsk Region Arbitration Court in June 2018; the Diocese asked for the three buildings to be handed over to the church. The court dismissed the Russian Orthodox Church’s claim, so the plaintiff took the case further to the 17th Appeals & Arbitrations Court. Now Russian Orthodox Church’s

A new federal cardiovascular surgery center will be started in Chelyabinsk in 2007; Head of Russian Federation Government Mikhail Fradkov has already signed a decree to this extent, acting Governor of Chelyabinsk Region Andrei Kosilov reports. Mr. Kosilov also says the new clinic is going to become Ural Federal District’s second high-tech medical center (there is one operating in Tyumen at the moment), with the number of such surgery hubs around the country expected to reach 15 units altogether. Chelyabinsk was chosen because of the outstanding preparation and lobbying by the region’s

Sverdlovsk Region Arbitration Court keeps considering the claim laid by Sverdlovsk Region Ministry for Public Property Management against OOO Metalline. Apparently, the defendant was to restore some historically important buildings at 51A and 53A Rosa Luxemburg St. in accordance with the Ministry’s project. Sverdlovsk Region Ministry of Culture and the City of Yekaterinburg are involved in the suit as third parties. As a matter of fact, Onegin Plaza Business Center was put up by Metalline at 49 Rosa Luxemburg St., very close to the buildings in question. The company, whose business activity

Saint Petersburg-based Avtoprodiks had to be involved in the hearing of a court case related to the debts of Yekaterinburg-based Avtofrans. This decision was made by Sverdlovsk Region Arbitration Court. Yekaterinburg Administration asks the court to make Avtofrans pay them the rent for a land allotment (September 2010 to December 2011, a total of 2.85m RUR plus late fees for the period between September 11, 2010 and February 29, 2012, a total of 723,160 RUR). It follows from the defendant’s response that on July 2, 2009, Avtofrans and Avtoprodiks, Saint Petersburg, signed a purchase and sale