A court in Moscow has banned entrepreneurs from selling masks…
A court in Moscow has banned entrepreneurs from selling masks featuring the face of Yegor Liguda.
Consensus
- A Moscow court ruled that two entrepreneurs could not sell masks featuring Nikita Djigurda's image on Ozon.
- The court ordered each entrepreneur to pay 100,000 Russian rubles in compensation for moral harm.
- Nikita Djigurda filed the lawsuit against the sellers of the masks.
- The case was decided in mid-July.
- The masks included both cardboard and fabric types with Djigurda's portrait.
Points of divergence
- Djigurda also demanded 200,000 rubles from the marketplace Ozon, but the court rejected this claim. — vesti
- The court rejected Djigurda's demand for compensation from the marketplace Ozon. — vm
- The court ordered both entrepreneurs to cease processing and distributing Djigurda’s personal data, including his name and image. — fontanka
- One seller offered a cardboard mask in the 'Stars of Russian Variety' set; the other sold fabric masks with Djigurda's image. — kommeresant
Coverage (5 sources)
- Moscow Court Bans Entrepreneurs from Selling Masks Featuring Yegor Liguda's Face — ТАСС (Telegram)
- Court Bans Ozon Sellers from Trading Masks Featuring Zhiguda's Face — Коммерсантъ
- Court Bans Sale of Masks Featuring Zhygurov — Фонтанка
- Court ordered mask traders to compensate for damages — Вести
- Actor Nikita Dzhigurda Sued Mask Sellers for 200,000 Rubles — Вечерняя Москва
Key entities
- Nikita Dzhigurdov
- Moscow
- Ozon
- TASS
- Presnensky District Court
- Sergei Voronov
- RIA Novosti
- Nikity Borisovich
- T... Court