The Arbitration Court of the Sverdlovsk region, which previously did not collect about 40 million rubles from the ex-director of the show “Ural dumplings” Sergey Netievsky, refused to review this decision on newly discovered circumstances, RIA Novosti reports.
In the lawsuit, eight participants of the Ural Dumplings association asked to invalidate the contract between the company and Netievsky dated January 1, 2013, in addition, they wanted to oblige the former director to return the remuneration received under the contract (about 40 million rubles).
According to the plaintiffs, the transaction was concluded with an interest, for which Netievsky did not receive corporate approval.
However, the court found that the plaintiffs did not prove one necessary condition for invalidating the contract – the harm caused by the transaction to the interests of the collective.
Later, the plaintiffs called a new circumstance the discovery of another payment document, which was transferred to Netievsky one million rubles for the so-called missing concert. At the same time, in another case, it was already established that the show, first held on paper under the name “Morse Corporation”, then passed under the name “In search of Asphaltida”, the money for its organization Netievsky received legally.
Prior to this, the Moscow arbitration court recovered 375 thousand rubles from the company of the ex-director of the Ural Dumplings collective, Sergey Netievsky, for illegal use of the brand. It was about 15 programs of the collective posted on the Internet.
Netievsky has been the director of the team since 2011, but in 2015, the project participants voted to remove him. The conflict escalated after the start of legal proceedings for the right to use the brand and video materials.