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Kuryanin was replaced by a fine for theft for 240 hours of mandatory work

The man did not pay 7 thousand rubles, citing the lack of documents and work

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Kuryanin was replaced by a fine for theft for 240 hours of mandatory work

The Gorshechensky district court considered the petition of the bailiff-executor to replace the fine with a more severe punishment.

In June 2024, a 48-year-old local resident was convicted of stealing a TV and a meat grinder. Under Article 158 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation, he was fined 7 thousand rubles.

The bailiff handed the man the order to initiate enforcement proceedings and explained the consequences of non-payment. But the convict did not work, was characterized negatively and did not contribute money.

The court granted the motion. The fine was replaced by 240 hours of mandatory work. The ruling has not yet entered into force.

After the meeting, a bailiff officer asked the man why he did not pay the fine. He replied that he had no papers or work, and no one had hired him. He accepted the new punishment.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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