In the Perm region, court bailiffs resolved a long-standing dispute between two summer…

🌐 Original language: Russian 📰 Source: zwezda.su
In the Perm region, court bailiffs resolved a long-standing dispute between two summer…
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In the Perm region, court bailiffs resolved a long-standing dispute between two summer residents in the Sherya Nyvtensky district. By court order, the beekeeper had to remove the hives from the property during the bees' active period—from April 1 to September 30.

The bees regularly flew onto the neighboring property where a woman allergic to bee venom lived. Due to the risk of a severe reaction, she was afraid to leave her home and use her own land.

The court, after reviewing medical documents and witness statements, recognized the apiary as a health threat to the woman. The beekeeper delayed compliance but dismantled the hives after restrictions on property registration were imposed.

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