The pensioner from Makhachkala complained about the violation of housing rights
The garage owner, using forged documents, privatized the neighboring premises through the court, and then demanded to vacate it, complained 71-year-old resident of Makhachkala, Zuhra Mamedova, who lives in this building. She noted that she has lived in the premises for 22 years and is raising her underage granddaughter.
According to lawyer Murad Navruzbekov, the 71-year-old resident of Makhachkala, Zuhra Mamedova, who is raising her underage granddaughter, is being evicted from her only home by the bailiffs. The pensioner learned that the premises had been re-registered to other people about three years ago when the bailiffs came to her with an eviction order, the lawyer explained.
In 2017, one of the garage users, allegedly using forged documents, registered ownership not only of his garage but also of the neighboring one, as well as the premises where the pensioner lives, through the court. Initially, the re-registration was related to a hereditary dispute between the man and his brother. Subsequently, the property was re-registered twice to other women with an agreement for its subsequent return. However, the man passed away, and the property remained in someone else's ownership, Navruzbekov said in a video published by the Instagram*-public republik_dagestan.
The premises in question originally consisted of brick walls without finishing, said Zuhra Mamedova. According to her, she did the repairs herself and has lived in this premises since 2004. Since 2014, her granddaughter, whom she has been raising since she was nine months old, has been living with the pensioner.
The bailiffs behaved aggressively, insulted and intimidated, Mamedova complained. "They came swearing, threatening. They even brought a baton. I held a baton in my hands, so they didn't approach. There is nothing, nowhere, I have nothing," she said in the video.
This post in the Instagram*-public republik_dagestan, which has about 911 thousand followers, had gained 623 likes and 29 comments by 15:40 Moscow time on October 11.
Commentators condemned the attempts to evict the pensioner. "Nightmare! Who sold? How did they sell and why did this happen?" wrote user gorod_ukaspiya.
"There is nothing sacred left in people. They are ready for meanness for their own goals," m___k_8_ expressed outrage.
"How shameless they are, there are no people left," wrote zazamagomedova05.
Other participants in the discussion condemned the alleged violation of the pensioner's rights, with one user demanding that she be provided with housing. "Let them give her an apartment, at least one room," wrote patimat_6164.
As of 15:40 Moscow time on October 11, there were no comments regarding Zuhra Mamedova's eviction complaint on the websites of the Makhachkala administration and the Dagestan prosecutor's office.
"Caucasian Knot" also reported that residents of Makhachkala regularly complain about violations of housing and property rights. For instance, in May, residents of the "Dossaaf" microdistrict complained about the arrest of houses and land plots of more than 500 families due to a court dispute between a Moscow company and a local entrepreneur. After a meeting of residents with representatives of the authorities, restrictions on registration actions with real estate were lifted.