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Ulyanovsk was convicted for alimony debts of almost 300 thousand rubles

Zasviyazhsky district court of Ulyanovsk sentenced a man found guilty of repeatedly failing to pay alimony for the maintenance of a minor child

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Ulyanovsk was convicted for alimony debts of almost 300 thousand rubles

The Zasviyazhsky district court of Ulyanovsk sentenced a man found guilty of repeatedly failing to pay alimony for the maintenance of a minor child. This is reported by the Prosecutor’s office of the region.

According to the court, the citizen for more than a year evaded payments, despite the current court order - as a result, the debt exceeded 280 thousand rubles. The accused fully admitted guilt.

Taking into account the position of the prosecutor, the court appointed him 6 months of forced labor with the deduction of 10% of wages into state income. The sentence has entered into force.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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