In Moscow, the Carprice car auction was seized in connection with the Galitsky case

As part of the trial against investor Alexander Galitsky, the court seized the Carprice car sales service from the Russian Federation. The Tverskoy District Court of Moscow transferred Selanikar LLC, which owns the service, to the state. Selanikar LLC, which owns the used car sales service CarPrice

“To withdraw 100% of the shares in the authorized capital of Selanikar LLC, registered with the foreign company Andibita Trading Limited, the country of Cyprus,” RIA Novosti quotes the court decision.

As part of the investigation into the Galitsky case, the same court declared the Almaz-Capital Partners association extremist and banned the activities of the association. The Prosecutor General’s Office claims that the fund financed Ukrainian organizations that sent funds to the Armed Forces of Ukraine. According to Galitsky’s lawyer Kira Koruma, the Almaz Capital fund invested in CarPrice in 2016.

After declaring the fund an extremist organization, the court seized the property of investor Alexander Galitsky and persons associated with him in the amount of about 8 billion rubles, as well as 7 billion rubles in bank accounts,

The businessman’s defense intends to appeal the court’s decision after receiving the full text of the document.

Previously, the State Duma did not adopt a separate law banning auto scams.