
Russian bailiffs began forcibly collecting a fine of 8.2 million rubles from rapper Alisher Morgenstern, who was included by the Ministry of Justice in the register of foreign agents, for failure to pay a fine for evading the duties of a foreign agent; enforcement proceedings were opened on September 1.
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Alisher Morgenstern was included by the Russian Ministry of Justice in the register of foreign agents, after which he was given a fine for evading the duties of a foreign agent, which he did not pay on time.
Russian bailiffs are exacting a fine of 8.2 million rubles from rapper Alisher Morgenstern (included by the Russian Ministry of Justice in the register of foreign agents). RIA Novosti reports this with reference to court and other materials.
The materials indicate that the musician did not pay the fine assigned to him on time for evading the duties of a foreign agent, and on September 1, enforcement proceedings were opened for the forced collection of debt in the amount of more than 8 million 205 thousand 985 rubles.
In April, Morgenstern's defense appealed the verdict.
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