Defense Appeals Seizure of Former Judge Momotov's Property

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Defense Corruption

Reported Facts

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•The seized assets are valued at approximately 1 billion rubles.
•The appeal by Momotov's defense was filed on March 17, 2026.
•The court ruling confirming the seizure was issued on March 18, 2026.
•The seizure is part of a corruption lawsuit initiated by the Prosecutor General's office.
•Momotov previously served as both a judge and the mayor of Vladivostok.

What Could Happen If...

▸If Momotov's defense files a further appeal to a higher court the legal process could be prolonged, delaying the final resolution of the asset seizure and affecting the enforcement of the corruption case.

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🏛Prosecutor General's Office

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👤Momotov(former judge)

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RUKommersant (RU)Апелляция подтвердила законность изъятия активов у экс-мэра Владивостока RUInterfax (RU)Экс-мэру Владивостока не удалось обжаловать решение об изъятии активов на 1 млрд рублей RUKommersant (RU)Защита обжаловала изъятие имущества бывшего судьи Момотова RURBC (RU)Момотов обжаловал решение суда по иску Генпрокуратуры о коррупции

The court confirmed the legality of seizing assets worth 1 billion rubles from former Vladivostok mayor and judge Momotov. This decision affects the enforcement of a corruption lawsuit filed by the Prosecutor General and impacts Momotov's financial holdings. The defense's appeal against the seizure was rejected, maintaining the state's control over the contested property.