Bailiffs Begin Seizing Funds from Organizers of Kanye West's Cancelled Concerts in St. Petersburg
Court bailiffs have frozen 115,500 rubles belonging to Say Agency, which was responsible for organizing the concerts.
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Court bailiffs have begun seizing assets from the organizers of Kanye West's cancelled concerts in St. Petersburg, Meduza reports, citing TASS.
According to the outlet, bailiffs placed a freeze on 115,500 rubles belonging to Say Agency, the firm that had been responsible for organizing the concerts.
The report provides no additional details on the reasons for the cancellations or any further legal action against the organizers.
Representatives of Say Agency have not commented on the measures taken, according to available sources.
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