Son of 'Yeralash' Creator Sues Co-owner for 39M Rubles
Maxim Grachevsky, son of 'Yeralash' creator Boris Grachevsky, filed a lawsuit against co-owner and CEO Arkadiy Grigoryan for over 39 million rubles in debt. The case is set for preliminary hearings on November 12 in Moscow's Arbitration Court.
Consensus
- Maxim Grachevsky, son of Boris Grachevsky, filed a lawsuit in Moscow's Arbitration Court against Arkadiy Grigoryan.
- The lawsuit seeks over 39 million rubles.
- The preliminary hearing is scheduled for November 12.
- The case was filed in August, with the court accepting it in mid-August.
- Filipp Grachevsky, another son of Boris Grachevsky, is a third party in the case.
- Arkadiy Grigoryan is a co-owner and general director of two companies linked to 'Yeralash' production.
- Maxim Grachevsky previously won a court case against 'Yeralash' regarding document access.
Points of divergence
- Maxim Grachevsky previously won another case against Grigoryan in the Moscow Arbitration Court, holding him responsible for the decline of LLC 'PC Yeralash' and unjustified expenses. — kommersant
- The 'Yeralash' production center sued the widow and daughter of Boris Grachevsky for 11 million rubles in unpaid debts, and the court partially granted the claim, ordering 1.8 million rubles in payment. — kommersant
- Boris Grachevsky owned 50% of 'PC Yeralash' and 49.99% of the second company; after his death in 2021, shares passed to four heirs, with Maxim Grachevsky holding 25% in each company. — vesti
- Grigoryan owns 50% of 'Yeralash' Production Center and 50.01% of the second company, with the remaining shares held by four heirs of Grachevsky. — vm
- Maxim Grachevsky claimed that Grigoryan unilaterally managed the company from early 2021, leading to mass layoffs and financial decline. — vesti
- Grigoryan allegedly blocked a special meeting to appoint an auditor, initiated by Grachevsky. — kommersant
- Maxim Grachevsky alleged that Grigoryan's management led to non-targeted fund withdrawals and questionable payments. — vesti
- The court previously ordered 'Yeralash' Production Center to provide Maxim Grachevsky with business activity documents, a decision that was appealed. — vm
- Maxim Grachevsky's representative mentioned a conflict between him and Grigoryan during a court session. — vesti
Coverage (5 sources)
- Son of Grachevsky filed a lawsuit for 39 million rubles against co-owner of 'Erash' — РИАМО
- Son of Grachevsky sues co-owner of 'Erash' for 39 million rubles — Коммерсантъ
- Son of Boris Grachevsky filed a lawsuit to recover debt totaling more than 39 million rubles from co-owner of 'Erash' Arkady... — ТАСС (Telegram)
- Son of Grachevsky sues co-owner of 'Erash' over 39 million rubles — Вести
- Son of Grachevsky demanded 39 million rubles from co-owner of 'Yeralash' — Вечерняя Москва