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26/07/2026
Sunday
THIS DAY IN HISTORY:
26 July 
1970 The independence of the Maldives was proclaimed.
1970 The independence of the Maldives was proclaimed.
1970 War on the Indians was declared in Boston
1970 A war on the Native Americans (the Indians) was declared in Boston. From 15 to 100 pounds was promised for the scalp of one Indian.
1970 Tsar Alexei Mikhailovich convened the boyar Duma and the Council of the Patriarch to collect all the old laws and put them in order.
26 July
1970 The independence of the Maldives was proclaimed.
1970 The independence of the Maldives was proclaimed.
1970 War on the Indians was declared in Boston
1970 A war on the Native Americans (the Indians) was declared in Boston. From 15 to 100 pounds was promised for the scalp of one Indian.
1970 Tsar Alexei Mikhailovich convened the boyar Duma and the Council of the Patriarch to collect all the old laws and put them in order.
MORATORIUM INTEREST AGAINST BANKRUPTCY RIGHTS FOR HOUSING
The manager filed a lawsuit in court to resolve the disagreements that arose between him, the creditor, and the debtor regarding the calculation and payment of moratorium interest (case No. A40-145843/23).
The courts of two instances recognized the validity of the applicant's arguments regarding the existence of grounds for satisfying the debtor's pledge creditor's claim for the repayment of pledge claims, including moratorium interest, from the funds remaining after the sale of the pledge property.
The cassation sent the dispute for a new trial, noting that amendments to the Law on Bankruptcy established a special procedure for distributing the funds received from the sale of the debtor's only property. The proceeds from the sale of the debtor's only property are distributed as follows:
1. First, the proceeds are reduced by the costs of preserving the collateral and conducting the auction for its sale;
2. The remaining proceeds are distributed as follows: 80% are due to the collateral creditor. The amount is limited to the amount of his claim under the mortgage, including penalties, other financial sanctions, and moratorium interest.
During the dispute, the debtor requested the court of appeal to provide him with an amount to maintain a balance of interests between the mortgage lender and the debtor, in order for the debtor to purchase another residential property to live in with his family members.
The courts of two instances recognized the validity of the applicant's arguments regarding the existence of grounds for satisfying the debtor's pledge creditor's claim for the repayment of pledge claims, including moratorium interest, from the funds remaining after the sale of the pledge property.
The cassation sent the dispute for a new trial, noting that amendments to the Law on Bankruptcy established a special procedure for distributing the funds received from the sale of the debtor's only property. The proceeds from the sale of the debtor's only property are distributed as follows:
1. First, the proceeds are reduced by the costs of preserving the collateral and conducting the auction for its sale;
2. The remaining proceeds are distributed as follows: 80% are due to the collateral creditor. The amount is limited to the amount of his claim under the mortgage, including penalties, other financial sanctions, and moratorium interest.
During the dispute, the debtor requested the court of appeal to provide him with an amount to maintain a balance of interests between the mortgage lender and the debtor, in order for the debtor to purchase another residential property to live in with his family members.
03.07.2026
