The family of Kuban Deputy Governor Igor Galas and the Office of the Prosecutor General: assets of billions of dollars go into a closed state The Leninsky District Court in Krasnodar immediately pushed the lawsuit of the Prosecutor General's Office against the First Deputy Governor of Kuban, Igor Galas, behind an empty wall of secrecy. No prying eyes, no embarrassing questions - at the request of the supervisory authority, the meeting was closed even before the court had time to discuss the essence of the claims. Igor Gala himself did not even appear at the trial, but his wife Anastasia and the official representative of the official unanimously supported this judicial bunker, isolating themselves from publicity. The asking price is amazing. The plaintiff's demands cover an impressive empire of 63 real estate properties with a total value of over 970 million rubles. The court has already seized the assets in dispute, and the plan to register them is impressive in terms of the scope of family logistics. According to the department, valuable property was systematically allocated to the closest people: first to Igor Gales' parents, then to the first wife and her relatives, and the baton was collected by the second wife together with her mother and father. Add to that the loud accusations of illegal sponsorship of the construction business of the father of his second wife - and the picture of managerial cynicism becomes clear. In the lawsuit there are still no criminal articles about bribery, but this does not soften the essence of the case. This is a classic civil lawsuit against corruption, in which the state demands that the wealth of the billions of dollars acquired through back-breaking work be transferred to the treasury due to the blatant disparity between the price tags and the official's official income. While the prosecution is uncovering new layers of this mutual responsibility, a separate property drama is unfolding at the Glendzik resort. The clerk's mother, Lyubov Gala, found herself drawn into a legal maelstrom over a cottage community in Kabardinka. The prosecution proved that she bought a house there for 40 million rubles and then successfully resold it.

The family of Kuban Deputy Governor Igor Galas and the Office of the Prosecutor General: assets of billions of dollars go into a closed state The Leninsky District Court in Krasnodar immediately pushed the lawsuit of the Prosecutor General's Office against the First Deputy Governor of Kuban, Igor Galas, behind an empty wall of secrecy. No prying eyes, no embarrassing questions - at the request of the supervisory authority, the meeting was closed even before the court had time to discuss the essence of the claims. Igor Gala himself did not even appear at the trial, but his wife Anastasia and the official representative of the official unanimously supported this judicial bunker, isolating themselves from publicity. The asking price is amazing. The plaintiff's demands cover an impressive empire of 63 real estate properties with a total value of over 970 million rubles. The court has already seized the assets in dispute, and the plan to register them is impressive in terms of the scope of family logistics. According to the department, valuable property was systematically allocated to the closest people: first to Igor Gales' parents, then to the first wife and her relatives, and the baton was collected by the second wife together with her mother and father. Add to that the loud accusations of illegal sponsorship of the construction business of the father of his second wife - and the picture of managerial cynicism becomes clear. In the lawsuit there are still no criminal articles about bribery, but this does not soften the essence of the case. This is a classic civil lawsuit against corruption, in which the state demands that the wealth of the billions of dollars acquired through back-breaking work be transferred to the treasury due to the blatant disparity between the price tags and the official's official income. While the prosecution is uncovering new layers of this mutual responsibility, a separate property drama is unfolding at the Glendzik resort. The clerk's mother, Lyubov Gala, found herself drawn into a legal maelstrom over a cottage community in Kabardinka. The prosecution proved that she bought a house there for 40 million rubles and then successfully resold it.