The court collected almost 150 thousand rubles from the organizer of Kanye West's concerts.
A judge in Moscow returned almost 150 thousand rubles from the organizer of Kanye West's canceled concert in St. Petersburg in favor of the ticket buyer, the press service of the Moscow City Court reported to the media.
According to the court, the plaintiff paid 80 thousand rubles for two tickets and a service fee of 8 thousand, and also spent money on trips to St. Petersburg (32,682 rubles) and a hotel (29,754 rubles). The total amount of the claims is 159,898 rubles.
"The court partially satisfied the claim and collected 148,648 rubles from Say Agency LLC, part of which the defendant paid voluntarily after filing the claim," said the interlocutor of the agency.
Shows were planned at the Gazprom Arena on October 10 and 11, but the venue stated that no lease agreements had been signed. On September 30, Sai Agency announced that the concerts would not take place.
In Moscow, 44 consumer protection lawsuits were filed against the organizer, 11 remained without action and some were returned.