ESQUIRES has successfully defended the interests of INVESTMENT CAPITAL UKRAINE LLC, a member of the ICU group, which appealed as a plaintiff in a dispute with P. Kostenko (who is a people’s deputy) about the denial of inaccurate information about the professional activities of INVESTMENT CAPITAL UKRAINE LLC.<\/p>\n
The Kyiv Court of Appeal upheld the decision of the court of first instance and obligated P. Kostenko to deny the false information that he had spread before. The decision entered into force on 08.02.2017.<\/p>\n
So, in accordance with the court\u2019s decision, the defendant is obliged to refute inaccurate information about the participation of INVESTMENT CAPITAL UKRAINE LLC (part of the ICU group) in the \u201cwithdrawal of profits from state financial institutions\u201d and the payment of \u201ccorruption services\u201d (orders) by the Plaintiff.\u201d<\/p>\n
The plaintiff, with the participation of ESQUIRES, applied to the court for protection after publication by the P. Kostenko of a copy of the deputy\u2019s appeal to a number of state bodies that contained false information, namely, examples of \u201cspeculative operations with domestic government loan bonds\u201d supposedly conducted by the company and led to significant \u201cspeculative income\u201d of Bidders. However, LLC \u201cINVESTMENT CAPITAL UKRAINE\u201d did not participate in any of the transactions with government bonds, as indicated by P. Kostenko.<\/p>\n
In his appeal, P. Kostenko noted that the reason for the spread of false information about LLC INVESTMENT CAPITAL UKRAINE was his conflict with the National Bank of Ukraine.<\/p>\n