The court arrested the assets of the organizer of the Novosibirsk funeral exhibition

The assets of Necropol-Expo LLC, Novosibirsk Training Center for Funeral Service LLC and MartMedia LLC were seized. The court established for Boris Yakushin a legal ban on the disposal of receivables, rights under current contracts and profits derived from the largest industry project Necropolis World Russia. The businessman and his partners were blocked from free access to payments from exhibitors, advertisers, exhibitors and landlords of the exhibition, and any transactions on the alienation of property now require mandatory approval of the judges.

The current round of commercial confrontation is rooted in the history of criminal prosecution of the creator of the funeral home “Necropolis” Sergey Yakushin. In 2021, the founder of the crematorium was announced by law enforcement officers in the federal wanted list in the case of bribes to employees of the pathological department of the City Clinical Hospital No. 1 for imposing ritual services on relatives of the deceased.

Yakushin was detained in St. Petersburg, where he was undergoing treatment for cancer. In the summer of 2022, he died at the age of 69. A year later, the court found him posthumously guilty, closing the case in connection with the death of the accused, after which his sons Rodion and Boris began a judicial war for the inheritance.

Earlier, MK in Novosibirsk reported that the court ordered the contractor to return 15.7 million for the repair of the Novosibirsk College of Nutrition.