Timati claims to have no outstanding debts following allegations of unpaid utility bill charges.
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Hear ye, hear ye! Rapper Timati, also known as Timur Yunusov, doesn't mince words when it comes to his utility bills — or rather, the lack thereof. In a chat with Super, he flat-out denied any obligations on this front, laying the blame squarely on the managing company.
According to Timati, this rascally bunch hasn't sent him a single bill in six whole months! Can you believe that? Instead, they apparently decided to thumb their noses at him by sending a report to the Capital Repair Fund (FCR) only after he gave them a friendly reminder. Timati's a smart cookie and he ain't buying their stunt—he reckons they were just after a bit of free publicity.
No bills, no worries, right? Timati's account books are allegedly clean as a whistle, with no unpaid bills, taxes, fines, or property charges hanging over his head. To prove it, he dropped a bombshell: he's got a truckload of counterclaims against the company, and he's ready to take them to the court of law to hash things out.
Now, mark your calendars, folks, because the Moscow World Court is set to hear Timati's utility bill tale on April 30. The Capital Repair Fund of Moscow's multi-apartment buildings is the eager plaintiff, suing our protagonist for allegedly skipping out on his utility payments.
On a different note, it looks like things didn't go so hot for songstress Sofia Rotaru. After trying for five long years to unload her apartment, she eventually sold it sans fuss. Hope Timati gets a better break!
- Despite his financial disagreements with the managing company, Timur Yunusov, also known as Timati, has a multitude of counterclaims prepared, ready to challenge them in court.
- Interestingly, Timati's personal-finance records show an absence of unpaid bills, taxes, fines, or property charges, contrary to the company's claims.
- In an unusual turn of events, Timati is being sued by the Capital Repair Fund of Moscow's multi-apartment buildings, a lawsuit he plans to contest on April 30 at the Moscow World Court.
- In a stark contrast, popular singer Sofia Rotaru, after attempting for five years to sell her apartment, eventually managed to do so under less controversial circumstances.
