The trial of Alexander Naumov, a winner of singer Lusya Chebotina and the Battle of Illusionists, ended in Moscow. This was reported by KP.ru.
The magician demanded about one and a half million rubles from the artist, after the latter refused to pay for his services. The singer claimed that on December 5 2024, the main tricks were not performed during her concert at Live Arena, and the quality of the others was very bad.
Naumov also wanted to charge a fine of 75,000 rubles. Chebotina has filed a counterfeit request, hoping to return the down payment of 900,000 rubles and receive compensation of 82,000 rubles for the use of someone else's money.
Chebotina said that 6 of the 8 planned tricks were not carried out, they were canceled due to the preparatory stage or not to maintain security requirements, and the other two tricks were made bad. For example, he said that there was no effect of the bird flight during the ceremony during the ceremony, and the smoke car did not work during the ceremony.
According to the illusionist, it was his task to choose tricks and prepared equipment, and Chebotina himself was responsible for the performance of ceremonies.
The court found out that some of the services were provided in full, and the down payment corresponds to the value of the services actually provided. The court could not determine who failed to disrupt guilty attempts and partially not partially fulfill the ceremonies, and refused to satisfy both initial and counter-claims.
Translation of: Euromedia24.com
