If Teltegin's property is found, seized, and does not belong to the…
If Teltegin's property is found, seized, and does not belong to the list of assets from which legal enforcement actions are prohibited by law, then the bailiff has the right to transfer it for compulsory realization through electronic auctions. The proceeds may be used to pay off existing debts,
Consensus
- Ivan Telegin is facing enforcement actions due to debt obligations toward his former wife, Pelageya.
- If Telegin's property is found and not exempt from seizure, it may be sold via electronic auctions.
- Proceeds from the sale would go toward paying off the debt.
- The enforcement proceedings are taking place in Moscow's Nikulinsky District Court.
- There are five ongoing enforcement cases against Telegin related to division of jointly acquired property and indexed claims.
Points of divergence
- The current amount of the claim is approximately 8.4 million rubles. — vm
- Telegin's total debt was reported as 71.3 million rubles in February, with part owed to his ex-wife. — vesti
Coverage (2 sources)
- Stelmakh's Lawyer: Ice Hockey Player Telyagin's Assets May Be Sold to Pay Pelagia's Debts — Вечерняя Москва
- Telegin's assets may be auctioned off to repay debt to Pelageya — Вести