18 October 2024

The new head of the Bolhrad court declared a house for 3 million and land during the war

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The judges of the Bolgrad District Court have elected a new chairman. It is Alla Kravtsova, who replaced Svetlana Kodintseva.

This was reported by the court's press service.

"According to the results of a secret ballot, in accordance with Part 3 of Article 20 of the Law of Ukraine "On the Judiciary and the Status of Judges," Alla Kravtsova was elected to the administrative position of the chairman of the Bolhrad District Court of Odesa Region for a term of 3 (three) years," the statement said.

Alla Kravtsova has been working as a judge in the Bolhrad District Court since 2010.

The declaration states that in 2022, Kravtsova became the owner of a 111.6-square-meter residential building and a 1,150-square-meter land plot in the village of Vapnyarka, Odesa region. The value of the house is estimated at UAH 3.33 million, and the land plot at UAH 391.7 thousand.

In addition, Alla Kravtsova owns a 1999 Mercedes A160, which she purchased in 2020 for UAH 159.6 thousand. At her main place of work in 2023, she received a salary of UAH 1.19 million.

No family members are listed in the declaration, and there are no other valuable assets, property or financial liabilities.

Updated at 11.50: In a comment to Intent, Alla Kravtsova explained that the construction of the house began in 2007 on a land plot purchased for $100 because of its unpretentiousness. After the deaths of her parents in 2015 and 2018, the inheritance was formalized by a judge who had no time for this before due to her workload. The judge emphasized that each family member worked hard and never vacationed in luxurious places. Currently, the house is not yet completed, as the family actively supports the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

In September, a new chairman of the Bilyaevsky District Court was elected in Odesa region. Serhiy Dranikov became the new chairman of the Belyaevsky District Court .

Mr. Dranikov was appointed by secret ballot to replace Olga Trushina, who had been head of the Bilyaevsky District Court since 2016.

Before that, judges of the Fifth Administrative Court of Appeal, which operates in Odesa, elected a new chairman to replace Oleksandr Jaburia. Stepan Domuschi became the new head.

Prior to that, on September 16, judges of the Prymorskyi District Court of Odesa elected a new chairman to replace Serhii Kichmarenko, and the deputy chairman ,Vadym Kovalenko, became the new chairman .

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