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The owner of Love is... Sues Magnit and the chipmaker

The Netherlands Minikim Holland B.V. appealed to the Arbitration Court of the Kaluga region with a claim to JSC “Tander”, the operating company of the Magnit network, as well as to LLC “Moscow potatoes”. It follows from the case file that the application was filed on August 20, but it was registered only on September 14. The amount of claims is 132.1 million rubles, the essence of the claims in the card is not specified.

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The owner of Love is... Sues Magnit and the chipmaker

The Netherlands Minikim Holland B.V. appealed to the Arbitration Court of the Kaluga region with a claim to JSC “Tander”, the operating company of the Magnit network, as well as to LLC “Moscow potatoes”. It follows from the case file that the application was filed on August 20, but it was registered only on September 14. The amount of claims is 132.1 million rubles, the essence of the claims in the card is not specified.

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