Russia will pay for the dashing 90th

Swedish Themis sided businessman Franz Zedelmayera, claim damages for the investments that were lost in Russia. Domestic authorities with such a decision does not agree, the only thing they can now do - is file a complaint before the Nov. 12 arrest. And it all began more than well. In the early 1990's. French Business Zedelmayer had in St. Petersburg business: German-Russian security company. Among other things, the company supplying the police form, body armor and vehicles. In turn, law enforcement agencies as the board gave us Zedelmayera right to rent the mansion, which formerly rested the first person of the USSR. The German put in this building as much $ 2.35 million: it completely reconstructed and turned into a conference room, as well as a place of training of security personnel. It is known that he even provided the latest equipment. However, even two years later, in 1994, his right to state ownership have been declared illegal and Zedelmayera not without a fight from him evicted. True, this story is not over. An enterprising German has decided to act through the European courts, hoping for the arrest of Russian property abroad. And so it happened. In 2006, He was able to sue Russian real estate complex located on the territory of Germany. However, give effect to the court decision was not so easy. For example, the Zedelmayera failed to arrest the exhibits at the Russian Federal Space Agency International Air Show in 2006 The fact is that when he was still allowed to go there, to take has been nothing. Failed and the attempt to achieve a forced sale of the building the Russian House in Berlin last year. Then this vospripyatstvovali German courts. And now the cherished almost 5 million euros in the pocket of Franz Zedelmayera. In early October, a Stockholm court ruled the seizure of Russian property in Sweden - the six-storey building of the Russian trade delegation, which is located near the capital. More October 11 Stockholm court rejected an appeal against the arrest of Russia in its state property. True, it's not going to surrender, as recently stated press secretary of President Viktor Khrekov property administration, Russia will defend its position in the dispute until recently.