Property developer Avgur Estate has filed a lawsuit against real estate company K-region with the Moscow Arbitration Court, Vedomosti reported Monday, citing the court's website.
Avgur Estate said that K-region's GardenPark Edalgo project encroached on an area where an access way to the former's A101 project was intended to be built. The area is owned by City Hall, Avgur Estate said.
The developer also said that in March, K-region's permit for the GardenPark Edalgo project had been canceled.
The project envisages building a 25-story apartment building on a 850 square meter land plot. It is being developed in the town of Kommunarka in the territories annexed to Moscow on July 1.
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