The Presnensky District Court of Moscow is an integral part of the federal court system and occupies the lowest level in their hierarchy. According to the Federal Law "On the Judicial System of the Russian Federation", a district court is a higher court (appeal court) that accepts complaints about decisions made by justices of the peace located in the respective territory.
Location
The Presnensky District Court of Moscow is located at 20 Zoologicheskaya Street (zip code - 123242).
The nearest metro station is Tverskaya. It is located near the entrance to the Presnensky District Court. The address of the institution has not changed throughout its existence.
Contacts
You can call the Presnensky District Court. Phones are as follows:
- (495) 605-67-21 - the office of the district court;
- (495) 254-68-79 - reception of the district court.
By phone you can find out:
1) the date of the hearing;
2) which parties participate in the hearing of the case;
3) details of the parties involved in the case;
4) the name, patronymic and last name of the judge;
5) the number of the case pending in court;
6) the date the court makes the decision.
The claims of the parties, personal and contact details, the content of the decision, the number of the writ of execution are not communicated by telephone.
To find out the necessary information, you must personally come to the court office with a document proving your identity and the original power of attorney (if you are a representative of the party).
Tip
Be prepared to spend at least an hour on getting the information you need. As a rule, the workload of office workers is quite high. Perhaps you have to stand the line of several people. Once again, we indicate that you must have with you a document proving your identity, as well as a power of attorney from the person whose interests you represent in court, if you are a representative.
Website of the Presnensky District Court
The official website is located at: www.presnensky.msk.sudrf.ru.
In the section "Information about the court" you can familiarize yourself with the history of the institution, find a list of its former names.
No less useful will be the section "Regulatory framework."
Jurisdiction
The Presnensky District Court of Moscow considers the following categories of cases:
1. Civil disputes, except for cases under jurisdiction of higher courts and magistrates.
2. Criminal legal disputes, except for cases under jurisdiction of higher courts and magistrates.
3. Labor disputes about reinstatement.
4. Administrative matters having appropriate jurisdiction.
5. Cases of administrative expulsion from the Russian Federation.
Note: administrative expulsion is the movement of persons across the state border of the Russian Federation, which is compulsory and controlled, in particular, by decision of a judge of the district court.
6. Disputes brought to court by officials.
In addition, the Presnensky District Court of Moscow, as an appellate court, considers complaints filed against a decision made by a justice of the peace if it does not have time to enter into legal force.
Organizational structure
The Presnensky District Court of Moscow is headed by the chairman - Evgeny Mikhailovich Naidenov.
Reception phone: (499) 254-68-79.
Cabinet of the President of the Court: 25.
Reception hours: Mon - from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. - from 9 to 11 hours.
The assistant to the chairman - Olga Sutyapova - oversees cases submitted to the Presnensky District Court of Moscow, and advises citizens on issues that can be resolved without the participation of the chairman.
Assistant Phone: (499) 766-70-83.
Deputy chairman of the court: Tatyana Anatolyevna Pechenina.
Deputy telephone number: (495) 254-32-16.
Cabinet: 29.
Judges in charge of criminal cases
- Vinichenko L.M.
- Kasimova A.K.
- Detishin V.P.
- Filippova E. B.
- Yurova O.N.
Judges in charge of civil matters
- Pechenina T.A.
- Rogozhin V.A.
- Sumenkova L.V.
- Kolchinskaya L.V.
- Lavrova N.V.
- Lobacheva T.A.
- Litvinenko E.V.
- Sadovova Yu.V.
You can pay the state fee either through the terminal or through the cash desk of any bank. In both cases, you must be very careful when entering data. It is enough to enter or write one character incorrectly, and the state fee will not be paid, your money will hang on the bank account and you will have to spend a lot of time and effort, write more than one application to return your money. Payment of the state fee to an institution such as the Presnensky District Court of Moscow is carried out at the following details:
- TIN: 7703037470.
- L / s: 40100770003.
- C / s: 301018107 000 000 00 705.
- BIC: 044 583 001.
- OKATO: 45,286,575,000.
- BSC: 182 108 030 100 110 001 10.
- Gearbox: 770301001.
Other useful information
1. The district court belongs to the courts of first instance and considers the majority of categories of cases that are not related to those that are under the jurisdiction of magistrates.
2. For appeal against a decision (sentence) rendered by a district court, a period of ten days is established.
3. On appeal in a cassation appeal a decision (sentence) of a district court in the Presidium of a regional court shall be given exactly one year from the moment when the sentence entered into legal force, if it was not appealed on appeal. A decision made at the cassation instance is also appealed against during the year.
4. Repeated appeal in cassation procedure, including by other persons and on other grounds, is prohibited.
5. According to current legislation, all information about the reception of citizens, the time and place of consideration of cases, the procedure for preparing statements of claim and petitions, the personal composition of the court, as well as samples of claims are presented on the official website of the institution, as well as on the information stand in the courthouse.
6. The site (starting from the level of district courts) provides access to electronic versions of decisions made by judges. The electronic version refers to the scanned image of the original court decision.
7. The search for a solution is possible by the case number, which can be found either in the registry of the court in person or by calling.
8. You can also find a solution by filling in the fields with information about the plaintiff and the defendant.
9. Do not forget that the appeal to the judge “Your Honor” remained in the films. In court, the wording “Dear court” is used. By the way, turning to the court or to the parties, you need to get up. Compliance with the first rule will allow you to avoid comments from the judge, and the second - a fine for contempt of court.
10. In many cases, the trial begins late. Do not be indignant. Each case is individual, and it is simply not possible to determine in advance how long it will take to resolve it on the merits. Therefore, be patient and especially not resent.
11. Do not forget to turn off the phone before the meeting. It is turned off, and not put on a vibration call. You can hear it no worse than a normal sound signal.
12. Behave with dignity, but modestly. Do not try to “teach” the participants in the process, let alone the judge. It will not lead to anything good. Even if you know by heart the law you are referring to.
13. Answer the questions of the court and the parties briefly and only in the case. Do not engage in lengthy discussions, nor do you answer a question with a question. The proceedings are strictly regulated, so calmly wait your turn.
14. If there is a bailiff in the courtroom, listen to him no less carefully than the judge.
15. Do not be surprised and especially not be indignant at the judge’s words when, after considering the merits of the case, he announces that the composition of the court is being removed to his office for a decision. Yes, the judge will be there alone. And yes, formally he will consult with himself. There is nothing funny about this.
16. Feel free to ask questions on the merits if you do not understand something. The judge is also a person, so they will try to explain everything intelligibly to you. But do not abuse this right.
17. After you have submitted the statement of claim to the secretary, and he has accepted it from you, do not hesitate to call the court a few days later and ask if everything is normal. If there are comments on the submitted package of documents, the statement of claim may be left without movement until the deficiencies are eliminated. Five days are given for their elimination as a general rule. After this period, the documents are sent by mail to your address.
18. When submitting documents to the court, originals must be provided, with the exception of those documents that you use every day. The latter include a passport, student ID, driver’s license, sailor’s passport, and some others. Be prepared to provide them at the trial.
The procedure for appealing decisions of a district court
1. Filing a complaint against a court decision. It is usually accompanied by payment of a state fee, with the exception of cases of consumer protection, which are exempted from paying a fee when applying to the court.
2. The hearing. The meeting begins with a check of the persons who appeared, therefore it is necessary to bring with you an identity document (usually a passport).
3. Judgment. After consideration of the case, the court makes a decision. After some time, the parties announced the court decision. In written and final form, the document can be obtained after 3 days.
4. The appeal of the decision in the Supreme Court in cassation. The parties may appeal the decision of the court at the Presidium of the Supreme Court during the year. The term starts from the day following the adoption of the decision.
5. Enforcement of a court decision. An appellation sheet is prepared for the office , on the basis of which the bailiff contacts the debtor and makes a proposal to voluntarily execute the court decision within five days. If this does not happen, then the court decision is enforced by collecting debt from the debtor's property.
The execution of the court decision is suspended if a complaint is submitted by one of the parties. Two months are allotted for the execution of the judgment. The procedure begins on the first working day after its adoption. At the same time, there are several categories of cases in which the execution of a court decision begins immediately: collecting alimony, accruing salaries, adding a person to the voters list.
In the event of the expiration of the two-month period allotted for the execution of the court decision, it does not stop, but continues. At the same time, there are no sanctions in the legislation for non-enforcement of a court decision within the two-month period established by law.
Do not forget also that the writ of execution has a "shelf life" of three years. If during this period he is not presented to the debtor, it is considered that the plaintiff missed the deadline, which means further refusal to initiate proceedings to enforce the judgment.