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Monetary obligations towards a public-law entity


Cash obligations towards a public legal entity — the debtor's obligation to pay cash to the public legal entity under a civil law transaction (including one securing the performance of obligations) and/or another basis established by civil or budgetary legislation, arising in connection with the provision by the public legal entity on a repayable and remunerative (repayable) basis of cash (including in connection with the attraction of targeted foreign loans) or in connection with the granting and/or performance of state (municipal) guarantee (including the obligation to pay interest, penalty (arrears, fines), other payments established by law and/or contract as a result of unjust enrichment, causing damage, non-performance or improper performance of obligations, assignment or transfer of claims on other grounds, or presentation of regressive claims)1.

  1. Budget Code of the Russian Federation dated 31.07.1998, as amended on 2026-01-01, Art. 6 // RSZ RF. 1998. No. 31. Art. 3823. ↩

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