The issue of replacing letters in lots, which was raised last year
at the Habr level , and then
at the President level (the trend, however), it turns out, is still relevant in the Kaluga region. True, in a completely different scale.
Quite accidentally, they found a similar mechanism on the site of the territorial administration of the Federal Property Management Agency for the Kaluga Region - in the section "
Realization of Seized and Confiscated Property ". Theoretically, on this site you can buy the “Fax machine Pa pa aso
p ic KX-F902RU” for 500 rubles - a reasonable price for a used machine, but a search for the word Panasonic and the Kaluga region does not give results. The situation is similar with different Sa
m su
n g'ami, BOSH refrigerators and other appliances of foreign brands of at least some interest. In other regions, there are also individual violations, but it is a common practice in the Kaluga region.
We posted the
news on the regional portal (from where it will quickly go to the media), and also wrote an
appeal to the Kaluga prosecutor's office and
stocked up on popcorn watching the events.
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UPD: moved to Dura Lex.
Another UPD: Called from the prosecutor's office. They said everything is clear, there is a violation, we are starting to check. To cause - did not cause.
For the sake of interest, we call Rising Star LLC - those who directly sell confiscated goods. Unfortunately, we did not record the conversation, but:
- The car VAZ-21093 1998 year for 16 000 "hijacked": (
- In general, the information is irrelevant;
- More or less liquid goods are immediately bought by “familiar bailiffs”;
- There is no regulation;
- “The procedure is quite long”;
- Fear…
UPD: Employees of the Kaluga Federal Property Management Agency learned about the Fail only yesterday, an insider reports. And they have no relation to the replacement of letters - the site is completely filled with Moscow administrators, to whom information is transmitted in an electronic (and correct) form. True, they promised to check everything again just in case.