Banks have the right to refuse service if they consider customer transactions suspicious. Maybe he pays too little tax or he has a one-day partner. But sometimes refusals are unfair and groundless. And it can be difficult to argue, because the law gives the bank a wide margin of discretion. There's still hope for a lawsuit. If you have all the documents in your hands, and the bank - only suspicions, the success is almost guaranteed. Managing Partner of Alliance Legal CG, Head of Dispute Resolution Practice Karnoukhov Evgeny

At the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic, many laughed at people buying toilet paper and pasta. But now food is being bought up by nations, and it's no longer funny. For fear of not being able to keep up with the soaring demand for food, governments began buying cereals and other agricultural products just like their citizens before quarantine. As a result, food suppliers have chosen to be reinsured and have imposed restrictions on exports. So the situation is better for agrarian powers, which grow most of the food within their country? Rod Tuvaev's opinion in "Agrotechnics and Technologies".

The driver decided to sell the car under an oral contract with a one-year payment delay. As a result, he was left without both money and the car that was resold. The courts started arguing about how to calculate the statute of limitations: from the moment the car was handed over or from the moment the money was to be paid for it. They also disagreed as to the integrity of the buyers of the goods. Expert Olga Kalinchenko comments.

As measures to support business, a moratorium on declaring companies bankrupt has been introduced, and private employers have been obliged to pay wages for non-working days announced by the head of state at their own expense. There are no plans to reimburse such losses. Sergey Volosnikov, head of the financial and analytical department of Alliance Legal CG, comments.

International sanctions are a reality that requires the correct tuning of business processes. Rod Tuvaev, Head of sanctions practice at Alliance Legal CG, tells how to act for those at risk

The manager discovered that the property for the sale of which his company didn't receive any money was subsequently divided and resold to third parties. But he was unable to contest the subsequent transactions in court. He was advised to file separate lawsuits outside the bankruptcy case. Now the economic college will deal with the dispute. In total, the Supreme Court has scheduled 23 cases for the three-day working week.

In May, citizens are waiting for an experiment in the use of electronic labor documents, as well as the abolition of commissions for the transfer of a certain amount through the fast payment system. Legal entities and officials should be wary of administrative responsibility for unauthorized conversion of premises in apartment buildings. Lending organizations will be reimbursed for the lost income on mortgages. And regional ombudsmen will be able to refuse to testify.

This week, the Supreme Court will examine whether the debtor’s obligation is maintained in the event of a settlement in a bankruptcy case. In addition, experts suggest that the economic board will correct the imbalance in the balance of interests of minority and majority creditors that control the bankruptcy procedure. Commentary by Alina Manina, Deputy Managing Partner, for the Pravo.ru legal portal.

The draft amendments to the Civil Code of the Russian Federation, which provides for the demolition of those buildings and houses that adversely affect the neighboring plot, is submitted for public discussion. Olga Kalinchenko, head of the practice of land and property relations at Alliance Legal CG, believes that for the legal regulation of neighboring relations, it is necessary to form the institution of neighboring law with the help of civil law.

Muscovites have many reasons for concern, paralyzed courts bring additional confusion. The newspaper Moscow.ru found out from lawyers which methods currently exist for interacting with the law, which cases have not been suspended, and how sound such decisions are. Junona Sizykh, senior consultant at the Alliance Legal CG Legal Practice Department, explained that the work of the entire judicial system of the country is currently limited and the restrictions apply both to arbitration courts and courts of general jurisdiction. But Muscovites can still interact with the court.