Czech Court Rejects Russian Firms Appeal Over Freeze of 61 Properties
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The Supreme Administrative Court has rejected the cassation appeal of the Russian Foreign Assets Management Company, which falls under the presidential administration, against the freezing of 61 properties. The company is on the sanctions list due to Russia's war against Ukraine.
Czech Court Rejects Russian Firms Appeal Over Freeze of 61 Properties
The Czech Supreme Administrative Court upheld sanctions freezing 61 Russia-owned properties in Prague and other locations, rejecting a Russian company’s claim it is only a property manager.
The Supreme Administrative Court of the Czech Republic rejected the cassation complaint of the Russian Foreign Assets Management Company, which is subordinate to the presidential administration, regarding the freezing of 61 real estate objects.
The Supreme Administrative Court has rejected the cassation appeal of the Russian Foreign Assets Management Company due to the freezing of more than 60 properties in the Czech Republic. The company is not allowed to dispose of the properties. The reason is that it was included on the sanctions list after the Russian invasion of Ukraine. ČTK found out from the official bulletin board.
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