The customer refused to perform the contract with the company and applied to the Antimonopoly authority to include information about it in the RNP.
The proceedings were suspended several times: first, the supervisors waited for the court's decision on the legality of the unilateral termination of the contract to come into force, and then — when they would consider the company's appeal against this decision. Therefore, the information in the RNP was included only after 2 years.
The society did not agree with this. The courts supported it:
the Supervisory authority should not suspend the proceedings in the case of appeal against the unilateral refusal to perform the contract in court;
the law sets deadlines for sending information and including it in the RNP. This should be done in a timely manner, and not in an arbitrary period;
entering data into the RNP after two years from the moment when the supervisors have such a duty violates the rights and interests of the company.
Document:Resolution of the AC of the Volga-Vyatka district of 12.10.2020 on the case N A11-11058/2019