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Kursk alimony paid a large fine for evading mandatory work

Resident of Lgov unwillingness to serve 60 hours of mandatory work cost 150 thousand rubles fine

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Kursk alimony paid a large fine for evading mandatory work

As reported in the press service of the FSSP of Russia in the Kursk region, in the office of bailiffs in the Lgov district there was a production on the recovery of alimony from a 44-year-old local resident. For some time, the man did not pay for the maintenance of a minor child, for which he was brought to administrative responsibility. As a punishment, the court appointed him 60 hours of compulsory work, which the citizen did not serve, and as a result became a debtor for another enforcement proceedings.

The debt on alimony Lgovchan paid off and since then pays them properly, but the mandatory work and did not perform. The bailiff drew up a protocol against him, and the court, having considered the materials, imposed a fine of 150 thousand rubles. As a result, the man paid the fine in full, and also served the required 60 hours of mandatory work.

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