Enforcement Authority rejects the application for special assistance towards the house on Lidingö previously owned by Russia’s trade representative, reports the Swedish newspaper Svenska Dagbladet. The new owner, the company LKO Fastighets AB has requested hand-stretch to move a boom, a sign and some concrete sows. The State Department has previously advised the bailiff not to assist with this, they believe that the appliances are covered by diplomatic protection.
The conflict began in the 1990s when former Russian President Boris Yeltsin decided to nationalize a German businessman’s assets in St. Petersburg . 2003, the German seizure of the house, after many trips bailiff sold the building in 2014 against the Russian state will.
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