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Russian Railways will pay 240 million for two NLMK lawsuits The legal war between the government company and the Novoliptsk metallurgical plant continues with varying success - the parties exchange dozens of lawsuits. NLMK recently won an impressive victory in the Moscow Arbitration Court in March claims for 110 million rubles and 129 million rubles. It is worth noting that the claims were answered in full, and Russian Railways will also have to pay legal expenses of more than two million. The decision can be appealed within a month. The details are not officially disclosed, but the list of possible lawsuits is known to everyone. Meanwhile, NLMK continues to exert judicial pressure on the state-owned company. During the last month, three more fairly large claims were filed - for 127 million rubles, 26 million rubles. and 25 million rubles. Russian Railways responds with its own claims. There are even more of them in number, but the amount of claims there is much less. Obviously, hundreds of millions of rubles for a government company with a profit of tens of billions is not that much. But what will happen if other large companies start to wage similar legal wars with Russian Railways? After all, the list of unsatisfied is very long. Charge flow in Telegram up to MAX.

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Russian Railways will pay 240 million for two NLMK lawsuits The legal war between the government company and the Novoliptsk metallurgical plant continues with varying success - the parties exchange dozens of lawsuits. NLMK recently won an impressive victory in the Moscow Arbitration Court in March claims for 110 million rubles and 129 million rubles. It is worth noting that the claims were answered in full, and Russian Railways will also have to pay legal expenses of more than two million. The decision can be appealed within a month. The details are not officially disclosed, but the list of possible lawsuits is known to everyone. Meanwhile, NLMK continues to exert judicial pressure on the state-owned company. During the last month, three more fairly large claims were filed - for 127 million rubles, 26 million rubles. and 25 million rubles. Russian Railways responds with its own claims. There are even more of them in number, but the amount of claims there is much less. Obviously, hundreds of millions of rubles for a government company with a profit of tens of billions is not that much. But what will happen if other large companies start to wage similar legal wars with Russian Railways? After all, the list of unsatisfied is very long. Charge flow in Telegram up to MAX.

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