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Court in Khmelnytskyi orders relatives of former MSEK head to remove fence in park
Court ruling on illegal fence
The Commercial Court of Khmelnytskyi Oblast issued a ruling in favour of the prosecution in a case against entrepreneurs Oleksandr and Kateryna Krup. They were ordered to dismantle 237.69 metres of fencing located near the former disco club in Mykhailo Chekman Park.
Case details and owners
Oleksandr and Kateryna Krup are the son and daughter-in-law of Tetyana Krup, who previously headed the regional MSEK. According to court case materials, Oleksandr Krup owns a 75% share in the building at 1 Parkova Street, while his wife Kateryna owns a 25% share. This structure is currently being reconstructed to create a hotel and restaurant complex.
Land law violations
According to the prosecution, the installed fence encloses a plot of communal land measuring 2,161 square metres, which is part of the nature reserve fund. The city council had not transferred these lands to the entrepreneurs for use.
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