«Простых вопросов не бывает». Сенатор провела прием граждан в Витебске

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Irina Levkovich, Deputy Chairperson of the Standing Commission of the Council of the Republic for Economy, Budget and Finance, Deputy Chairperson of the Vitebsk Regional Council of Deputies, Head of the Main Department of Trade and Services of the Regional Executive Committee, held a personal reception of citizens, including individual entrepreneurs and representatives of legal entities.

 

The essence of the appeal, with a story that has been ongoing since 2017, is the delivery of a low-quality log house to a resident of Vitebsk for a summer house on a garden plot within the city limits. It was manufactured by an individual entrepreneur from the Mogilev region. The story has already been resolved in court. And, according to its decision, the truth is on the side of the applicant. But to date, she is not satisfied with the actions of the enforcement authorities in the Mogilev region. According to the applicant, the "bad" business entity that provided such a disservice to the consumer has already disposed of all property, to the point of divorcing his wife, and she has filed for alimony. The log house is no longer the property of the Vitebsk resident, but simply stands on her land, and she is its custodian. But she has not yet managed to get back the money paid for it. The appeal remains under the senator's control, as it is necessary to understand why the consumer protection mechanism did not work: whether it is the result of the actions of a dishonest entrepreneur seeking at all costs not to reimburse funds, or law enforcement officers are not working effectively.

… Everyone has their own truth in another difficult story related to the non-renewal of the lease for commercial premises in the center of Vitebsk. Each party has documents, a court hearing has already taken place, and there is no turning back. Irina Levkovich expresses her wishes to the landlord to still try to find some compromise solutions in the future, rather than taking the matter to court.

– Having received the response from the Vitebsk City Executive Committee to my request, I considered it necessary to try to resolve this appeal again, having heard both sides, – noted the senator. – Legally, the City Executive Committee is right, but, in my opinion, in the future, before going to court, it is necessary to seek a reasonable compromise with both the owner and, accordingly, with the staff.

Issues with many "knots" are brought to the people's representatives. And resolving them is not an easy task, especially if the law has already had its say.

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