PADUO POCTOBA - Радиопатруль - Решение по Атаманскому дворцу - текст песни, слова, перевод, видео

The Ataman Palace will remain owned by the Museum-Reserve in Starocherkassk. This decision was made today by the Arbitration Court of the Rostov Region. Thus, he satisfied the lawsuit of the city defenders who protested the transfer of the historical buildings of the Don diocese. The trial lasted almost a year. It began after that the regional Ministry of Property decided to give part of the museum complex of the church in accordance with the Law on Restification - the document was adopted 6 years ago and regulates the return of church property selected by the Soviet government. The course of today's meeting in the Arbitration Court was followed by the Patrol PRP Daniil Kalinin.

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A month and a half ago, the plaintiffs agreed to terminate the lawsuit if the disputed buildings remain in federal property. It was about joint with the churchmen to use the Ataman Palace. It was assumed that today the diocese would give a response to the proposal of the plaintiffs in court.

The Cossacks of the Cossacks of the Efremovs was built in the village of Starocherkasskaya in 1761. This is a two -story building with an area of ​​more than 1000 square meters and with two dozen rooms. A century later, a convent was placed on the territory of the farmstead, in the 70th, the entire complex was included in the Starocherkassk Museum-Reserve. The churchmen submitted historical documents to the court: supposedly in the mid -19th century in the house of Ataman Efremov - this is another name for the palace - there was local abbess. In turn, opponents of the diocese attracted historians and architectural experts: according to their conclusions, disputed objects are not religious property, and the church has no right to them.

At one of the summer trips of the court, representatives of the Russian Orthodox Church brought another argument in their favor. This decision of the Federal Property Management Agency of Three years ago, said the head of the legal service of the Moscow diocese, Ksenia Obrane.

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However, this statement diverges from the conclusions of historians and architectural experts, who were attracted by the opponents of the clergy. The conclusions of their research were announced earlier by the PR Lawyer Victoria Mukhina

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I will add, in addition to documents, representatives of the Russian Orthodox Church also referred to the decisions of the Ecumenical Councils. In accordance with them, one day illuminated property must forever remain in the ownership of the Church.