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Actress Alexandra Ursuliak wins lawsuit from road services

Popular actress Alexandra Ursuliak won a lawsuit filed against two organizations due to an emergency with her car

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Actress Alexandra Ursuliak wins lawsuit from road services

Popular actress Alexandra Ursuliak won a lawsuit filed against two organizations due to an emergency with her car.

As previously reported “MK”, on the street Butyrsky shaft flew out from under the wheels of another car hatch damaged the car Ursuliak. The amount of damage exceeded 1 million rubles. The actress was not in the car at the time. However, as a proprietor, she filed a lawsuit in the Zamoskvoretsky court against two offices serving the road and responsible for the state of communications. On Tuesday, the court partially satisfied the claim of the actress.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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