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The 13-year-old appeals court recognized as law the refusal to pay 45% of the shares of the St. Petersburg oil terminal to state revenues, writes Kommersant. The court also rejected the prosecutor's office's request to return 4.4 billion rubles of dividends to the Treasury. Earlier, the supervisory authority tried to challenge the transactions of 2022, in which one of the founders of the terminal Sergey Vasliev transferred the share to his wife, claiming that the defendants violated the law on foreign investments in strategic organizations.

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The 13-year-old appeals court recognized as law the refusal to pay 45% of the shares of the St. Petersburg oil terminal to state revenues, writes Kommersant. The court also rejected the prosecutor's office's request to return 4.4 billion rubles of dividends to the Treasury. Earlier, the supervisory authority tried to challenge the transactions of 2022, in which one of the founders of the terminal Sergey Vasliev transferred the share to his wife, claiming that the defendants violated the law on foreign investments in strategic organizations.

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