A resident of Yekaterinburg was sentenced to a substantial fine for insulting someone in the building's chat.
In Yekaterinburg, a local resident will have to pay for insulting words thrown at neighbors in the building chat. This is reported by the Telegram channel Ural Mash, citing the decision of the Kirov District Court of the Ural capital.
According to Ural Mash, the defendant in the civil suit called his neighbors, a husband and wife, alcoholics, and also posted an insulting video in the building-wide chat.
The woman filed a defamation suit in court, where she proved that she and her husband are not alcoholics.
Following consideration of the suit, the Kirov District Court ordered the defendant to pay 150,000 rubles in compensation and legal costs, and also to issue the plaintiffs a public apology there in the building chat.
The man appealed to a higher court, but the court upheld the district court's decision.
Earlier in August, a resident of Ulan-Ude was fined by a court for a comment in the building chat.
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A resident of Yekaterinburg was sentenced to a substantial fine for insulting someone in the building's chat.
In Yekaterinburg, a local resident will have to pay for insulting words directed at neighbors in the building’s chat. The Telegram channel Ural Mash reports this, citing the decision of the Kirov District Court of the Ural capital.