Depuis un an, en France, une instruction pénale est menée sur les faits de l’utilisation par la Banque « Saint-Pétersbourg » de faux documents afin de tromper la justice française et obtenir par fraude des jugements contre Vitaly Arkhangelsky et sa famille.
En fait, les expertises graphologiques effectuées en Russie et en France permettent d’affirmer que Mr et Mme Arkhangelsky n’ont jamais signé les contrats de cautionnement personnel présentés par la Banque « Saint-Pétersbourg » au tribunal français.
Tuesday, April 10, 2012
One more representative of the repressed class of Russian entrepreneurs Vitaly Arkhangelsky case
For now one year, a criminal case is under investigation in France with regard to the use of the Bank « St Petersburg » of forged documents in order to mislead the French justice and obtain fraudulently court decisions against Vitaly Arkhangelsky and his family.
The case is that reports of expert graphologists in Russia and in France allow considering that Mr and Mrs Arkhangelsky have never signed personal guarantee agreements submitted by the Bank « St Petersburg » to the French court.
On January 19, 2011, M Arkhangelsky files a complaint with the Public Prosecutor of the Tribunal de Grande Instance (the First Instance Court of general jurisdiction) of Nice concerning the facts of use of contracts with falsified signatures and the attempts to obtain, in a fraudulent manner, court decisions to the benefit of the Bank.
The case is that reports of expert graphologists in Russia and in France allow considering that Mr and Mrs Arkhangelsky have never signed personal guarantee agreements submitted by the Bank « St Petersburg » to the French court.
On January 19, 2011, M Arkhangelsky files a complaint with the Public Prosecutor of the Tribunal de Grande Instance (the First Instance Court of general jurisdiction) of Nice concerning the facts of use of contracts with falsified signatures and the attempts to obtain, in a fraudulent manner, court decisions to the benefit of the Bank.
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