Dzhigurda sues over sale of his cardboard figures
Russian actor Nikita Dzhigurda filed a lawsuit against a marketplace and a manufacturer for selling cardboard figures of him without permission, seeking 500,000 rubles in damages.
Consensus
- Nikita Dzhigurda filed a lawsuit regarding the sale of cardboard figures with his image.
- The figures were sold on a marketplace without his consent.
- Dzhigurda is seeking 500,000 Russian rubles in total damages.
- Each defendant is being sued for 250,000 rubles.
- The lawsuit was filed in a Moscow court.
- Dzhigurda previously won lawsuits against sellers of masks and balaclavas with his image.
Points of divergence
- The lawsuit is against LLC 'Internet Resheniya' and entrepreneur Tatyana Puzyreva. — vm
- The lawsuit is against the marketplace and the manufacturer of the cardboard figures. — riamo
- The lawsuit is against the marketplace and the producer of the cardboard or plastic figures. — vesti
- Sergei Bezrukov previously sued over masks with his face, and the court ordered 200,000 rubles and removal of personal data. — vm
- Dzhigurda previously won two lawsuits against entrepreneurs selling masks and balaclavas, receiving 100,000 rubles from each. — riamo
- The Ukrainian state film agency banned a film featuring Dzhigurda due to his inclusion in Ukraine's black list. — vesti
Coverage (3 sources)
- Jigurda filed a lawsuit against sellers of life-sized figures with his face: what are his demands — Вечерняя Москва
- Jigurda filed a lawsuit over selling cardboard figures on a marketplace — РИАМО
- Actor Jigurda filed a lawsuit against manufacturers and sellers of his cardboard figures — Вести