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Amendments have been adopted to town-planning legislation which, among other things, enable the Russian Government to approve the procedure for adopting draft site design documentation and simplify the extension of a construction permit.
On 10 July 2023, the Russian President signed Federal Law No. 301-FZ “On amending the Federal Law “On Protecting Competition”, which is a part of the ‘fifth package of antitrust amendments’.
From 1 September 2023, it will be mandatory to label with means of identification biologically active supplements, skin sanitisers, individual types of medical products, and other goods.
The Russian Constitutional Court has adopted Resolution No. 30-P dated 5 June 2023. The Constitutional Court has checked whether article 35(2) of the Bankruptcy Law complies with the Constitution to the extent of how in legal practice the right was not recognised of an insurance company to participate in a dispute regarding the acts or omissions of a court-appointed administrator where no claim for losses to be recovered from the administrator has been asserted.
The Plenum of the Russian Supreme Court has adopted Resolution No. 15 dated 1 June 2023 dedicated to provisional remedies. At the same time, resolution No. 55 of the Plenum of the Supreme Commercial Court dated 12 October 2006 “On how commercial courts apply provisional remedies” has been repealed.
Order No. 86n of the Russian Ministry of Finance dated 5 June 2023 has been published. It significantly expands the List of states and territories providing a preferential tax regime and/or not providing for disclosure and the provision of information during financial transactions (offshore zones).
