Court orders Morgenshtern's removal from Moscow apartment

Rapper Alishe Morgenshtern was removed from the household registration at his Moscow apartment by court decision.

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Alisher Morgenshtern was removed from the registration at his Moscow apartment by court order.
The lawsuit was filed by the new owner of the apartment.
Morgenshtern had sold the apartment and left Russia in 2021 but did not deregister.
The court ruled that Morgenshtern had lost the right to use the apartment.
The court decision serves as the basis for removing him from the registration.
Morgenshtern is considered an 'foreign agent' in Russia by the Ministry of Justice.

Morgenshtern underwent a conversion to Judaism and changed his name to Israel Yehuda Morgenshtern. — fontanka
The arrest of Morgenshtern's property in Russia was made to secure the payment of an 8.2 million ruble fine, and the arrest was maintained to ensure enforcement of the sentence. — vedomosti
The property arrest was later lifted, and the court also imposed a three-year ban on managing internet sites. — vm
Morgenshtern was fined 7 million rubles in April and the amount was increased to 8.2 million on appeal. — riamo
The investigation into Morgenshtern began in January of the previous year, and he was placed under a search order. — vm