The bailiffs did not dare to collect debts on utility bills from Dyuzhev

Bailiffs were unable to recover utility bills from Honored Artist of Russia Dmitry Dyuzhev. This became known from court materials on August 21.

"The amount of debt exceeds 21 thousand rubles. Based on the received materials, enforcement proceedings were opened," TASS reports.

It is noted that the enforcement proceedings were subsequently closed on the basis of paragraph 3, Part 1, Article 46 of the law "On Enforcement Proceedings". The bailiffs were unable to locate the artist, his property, as well as money or other valuables.

Dyuzhev received his title of Honored Artist in 2018. He is known for his roles in the films "Blind Man's Buff", "Island" and "It doesn't Hurt Me".

Stage vacation: the head of the Moscow Art Theater Vladimir Kekhman was charged

The investigation focuses on three major contracts for the reconstruction of the theater, sources said.

On August 19, it became known that the debts of the former mother—in—law and father-in-law of the artist Nikolai Baskov, Evgenia and Boris Shpigel, amounted to more than 17 billion rubles. Over 16.2 billion rubles relate to the recovery of the claim of the Prosecutor General's Office, the remaining debts in the amount of 900 million are accrued on taxes and utility bills.