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Grinkevich’s wife protected property from seizure by putting it on bail – Hromadske investigation

The day after her husband’s arrest, Svetlana Grinkevich took out a loan for UAH 5 million, and subsequently, because of this loan, placed an encumbrance on both apartments from a notary. Svetlana took two more properties as collateral herself, providing a loan to her own mother Irina Fedak.

On the same day, December 15, 2023, Svetlana Grinkevich and Irina Fedak signed another loan agreement with a notary, this time for a luxury apartment in Lviv of 130 square meters. They were acquired in November 2023. Such real estate cost at least 7 million hryvnia.

“Loan and mortgage agreements are concluded on the same day under normal conditions. This is done in one place at a time. When a receipt or loan is today, and a mortgage is in three days, it looks stupid, but quite legal. It is impossible to find out when the receipt was actually written there,” Butirin emphasizes.

Thus, Svetlana Grinkevich, on the eve of the man’s arrest and after it, pledged all four apartments worth a total of 29 million hryvnia as collateral for loans.

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