The court in Sudogda fined a man 200 thousand rubles for fictitious registration of foreigners
Among those registered are three Tajik citizens who have already received Russian citizenship, and two Tajik citizens who do not have Russian citizenship.
A resident of the Moscow region appeared before the Sudogodsky district court in the case of fictitious registration of foreign citizens. The man owns a residential building in the Sugodsky district and registered five people who did not actually live there. At the same time, the owner himself did not intend to provide them with housing, and the registered persons themselves did not plan to live in it.
Among those registered are three Tajik citizens who have already received Russian citizenship, and two Tajik citizens who do not have Russian citizenship.
The court took into account the circumstances of the case, mitigating factors and the absence of aggravating factors. According to the set of crimes under Article 322.2 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation, the defendant was sentenced to a fine totaling 200 thousand rubles.
The sentence has not yet entered into force.
