The Prosecutor General's Office demanded the return of the property of St. Petersburg State Unitary Enterprise to state ownership

Alexander Zapesotsky, rector of the St. Petersburg University of the Humanities of Trade Unions (SPbGUP), is accused of using the university for personal enrichment. The Prosecutor General's Office of the Russian Federation filed a lawsuit to return the educational institution's property to the state to the Arbitration Court of St. Petersburg and the Leningrad Region. This was reported by the newspaper Kommersant on September 22.

According to the conclusions of the historical background of the lawsuit, the rector of Zapesotsky university, as well as the leadership of the FNPR (Federation of Independent Trade Unions of Russia) had no right to change the social profile of the university and transfer it to a commercial basis, since during the Soviet Union the state did not give trade union organizations ownership rights.

"Continuing to act in bad faith, the leadership of the FNPR and Zapesotsky A. S. in 2009-2014 inspired legal proceedings in the Arbitration Court of St. Petersburg and the Leningrad Region to legalize the illegal seizure of public property," the Prosecutor General's Office reports.

It is noted that Zapesotsky uses the university "for personal enrichment," artificially inflating expenses and declaring losses in order to receive government funding. And the trade unions' ownership of dormitories, educational and other buildings is not legal.

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