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In Kostroma, utilities will pay compensation for the injury of a child on the site

Dimitrov district court of Kostroma approved the settlement agreement between the management company and the mother of the injured girl

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In Kostroma, utilities will pay compensation for the injury of a child on the site

Dimitrov district court of Kostroma approved the settlement agreement between the management company and the mother of the injured girl. In the process of consideration of the civil claim, it was established that the child was injured due to a malfunction of equipment on the yard playground.

As a result of the injury, the girl had to be hospitalized. The mother filed a claim for compensation for moral damage, indicating that the utilities did not fulfill their obligations to maintain common property. As a result of the settlement agreement, the management company undertook to pay the legal representative of the child 50,000 rubles until October 23. Proceedings in the case are terminated, the definition has entered into legal force.

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