Vologda arbitration court fines a company 30 thousand rubles for citing nonexistent court rulings
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Russian courts have started punishing SI-invented citations — you will have to check the neural network yourself.
In a case seeking damages, the company StroyAktiv LLC cited four rulings of the Arbitration Court of the North-Western District that do not exist in the case file index. The plaintiff admitted it had copied them from the internet. The court considered this contempt of court. Another company, TsSS LLC, was earlier fined 50 thousand rubles.
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