The court recovered about 150 thousand rubles from the organizers of the concert West
The court ruled to recover from the organizers of the failed concert Kanye West 148 648 rubles. on the claim of Maxim Zaikin. This amount includes the cost of two tickets, service fee, postage costs, as well as compensation for moral damage
The court in Moscow recovered from the organizers of the failed concert of American rapper Kanye West 148 648 rubles, reported TASS the press service of the Moscow city court.
The plaintiff Maxim Zaikin was ordered to return the funds for two tickets worth 80 thousand rubles, a service fee and postage costs, as well as to pay compensation for moral damage and a fine.
According to the press service, part of this amount was paid voluntarily after filing a lawsuit.
At the same time, on November 11, one of the buyers, who filed a lawsuit for more than 800 thousand rubles, refused it, follows from the case card on the website of the Preobrazhensky court.
“The basis of the court decision: the refusal of the plaintiff from the claim,” the plaintiff said in the case, in which Paranyants A.R. is indicated.
In September, he demanded the return of 704 thousand rubles. for four electronic tickets, to recover a penalty for delay in refunding funds, 100 thousand rubles. compensation for moral damage, a fine of 50% of the amount awarded and court costs. In case of full satisfaction of the claims, the total amount of recovery would exceed 1,206 million rubles.
In August, Say Agency reported that West’s two concerts in St. Petersburg at the Gazprom Arena will take place on October 10 and 11. Tickets worth up to 160 thousand rubles went on sale, an announcement of events was also posted.
Only a week later, Gazprom Arena said that it was not the organizer of the show and did not conclude a contract for its holding. Say Agency, on the contrary, claimed that the contract with the artist had already been signed, the parameters of the event were agreed with the venue, and the lease agreement was planned to be formalized before August 27.
On September 29, the American agency Access Opera, a partner of West’s concert tour, announced that his performance in St. Petersburg will not take place. The next day, Say Agency confirmed that the concerts would not be held on scheduled dates.
After that, the Russians began to file lawsuits against the organizers of the concert of the performer.
