The owner of the Reserved, Cropp and Mohito brands lost 121 million rubles to June

The owner of the Reserved, Cropp, House, Sinsay and Mohito brands, Re Trading, was unable to obtain a review in the Supreme Court of the decision of the Moscow arbitration, according to which the retailer is obliged to pay more than 121 million rubles to the June shopping and entertainment center in Ufa. The lawsuit was filed shortly after the announcement of the Polish LPP about the suspension of activities and the imminent exit from the Russian market. At the end of June 2022, she announced that she had sold the Russian business to a Chinese consortium. He continued to operate stores under the signs of RE, CR, MO, XC and BIN. After their renaming, most of the owners of shopping centers (TCs) withdrew their claims against the company, except for the Samara “Victor and Co” for 438 million rubles. (considered in the appeal) and Alpha Soyuz from Ufa.

According to the latest lawsuit, Re Trading succeeded in lowering the compensation by several times, but the court of cassation overturned this decision. The court referred to the fact that a similar dispute related to the same lease agreement had already been resolved between the parties, says the lawyer of the law firm Rustam Kurmaev and Partners, Yaroslav Shitsle. Both then and now, the retailer unsuccessfully tried to fix the currency corridor of the rental rate at the level of 43 rubles. for u. That is, despite the formula prescribed in the contract, tied to the current dollar and euro rates.