Chairman and Judge Resign from Ninth Arbitration in Sber-PayQR Case
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- •The resignations were officially confirmed by the VKKS on March 13, 2026.
- •Sedov was the chairman of the Ninth Arbitration Court at the time of resignation.
- •Judge Steshan was involved in the case between Sber and PayQR.
- •The case involves two prominent Russian financial organizations, Sber and PayQR.
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- ▸If VKKS appoints new judges promptly The arbitration case may continue without significant delays, maintaining legal certainty for Sber and PayQR.
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