The developer demands 300 hryvnias from the architect of the "Flowers of Ukraine" building for court costs

After the meeting on the appeal on the copyright of the architect Mykola Levchuk, the developer billed him for court costs. 

About this official sites of both clubs report in the "Save the Flowers of Ukraine" community.

We will remind, the appeals court did not satisfy appeal on the copyright of the architect "Flowers of Ukraine" on March 6. After that, the developer began to demand money for court costs.

"300 hryvnias is an unaffordable sum for one person!", the community notes. Mr. Levchuk himself plans to appeal to the Supreme Court.

Photo: Oleg Davydenko

"This case is a unique case that is important for the formation of further law enforcement practice. And it will answer one important question — do Ukrainian architects have the rights to their works?", activists say.

The community adds that after the developers won court of first instance, they did not demand reimbursement of court costs and tried to "negotiate amicably". At the same time, it was hinted that the architect would be "undressed" if he dared to go to court.

The meeting where the developer will demand the amount will be held on April 10.

 

 

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