Judge Alexeyev admits judgement against the law.
Today is May 5 2014. I am visiting Judge Alexeyev at the Cheremushkinski Court in Moscow, Russia. I try to open the door, since its the reception hour, but the door seems to be locked, then I knock. I hear the judges voice from the inside. He says that its open. Then I try harder and the door opens, BUT I seem to have broken the lock.
I ask the judge why he issued a judgement dening my right to demand my savings account money back from Sberbank. He replies that I have to sue at the defendant's address. I argue that I can sue at my own address according to the Consumer Protection Law. I furthermore ask the judge why he misleadingly stated that he had NOT RECEIVED my application earlier today, while he has already MADE his judgement on the matter. And I had to meet the court chairwoman to find it all out? He says he does not remember my case. He is seemingly confused and orders me to leave. I want to ask another question, but he picks up the phone to call for Caucasian guards and I prefer to go...