Rustam Minnikhanov: “Under crisis conditions employees of Arbitration court will have more work”

On February 25, at a session of Tatarstan Arbitration court on results of work in 2014, Tatarstan President Rustam Minnikhanov said that considering current economic situation the number of petitions sent to courts will increase.

Chairman of Tatarstan Arbitration court Nikolay Novikov, Chairman of Arbitration court of Volga Federal District Yuri Glazov, Chief federal inspector in Tatarstan Renat Timerzyanov, and Chief of staff of Tatarstan President’s office Asgat Safarov took part in the session.

Summarizing results of 2014, Novikov said that the number of petitions sent to arbitration court has decreased by 1.7 per cent and made 29, 852. As compared to 2013, the number of petitions about declaring bankruptcy has increased.

Minnikhanov noted that the average work load at arbitration courts is very high, the duration of cases hearing has reduced. Positive dynamics is observed due to constant improvement of professional skills of judges and systematic work on simplification of arbitral proceedings.

Speaking about execution of court decisions, Minnikhanov said that it is important to make legal and grounded decisions and achieve strict execution of judgments.