The Deputy explained how Tula legally write off debts for housing

Residents of the Tula region can write off debt for utilities only through bankruptcy, there is no other legal way to get rid of such debts.

This was told to Tulyaks by the head of the State Duma Commission on ensuring the housing rights of citizens Dmitry Svishchev.

“Housing and utilities debts accrued prior to filing a bankruptcy application may be written off by court order. At the same time, the procedure itself does not exempt from payments for light, water and heat, which are accrued during bankruptcy. In addition, if the court finds that the citizen evaded payment intentionally, the write-off may be refused, the Banks.ru resource broadcasts the arguments of the politician.

At the same time, Tula debtors will have to pay for the services of a financial manager.

If the debt does not exceed half a million rubles, Svishchev advises to consider extrajudicial bankruptcy through the MFC.

“MK in Tula” wrote: the right of adults to refuse an online purchase, issued by a child, applies the same as for any other remote orders. This was stated by Svishchev’s colleague, a deputy of the lower house of the Russian parliament from the Tula region, the first deputy chairman of the Duma Committee on Economic Policy Nadezhda Shkolkin.

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