The court turned the real estate of the son of the “crab king” Oleg Kahn to the state income.
Four plots of land and two houses of the “crab king’s” son were turned into state revenue. The Prosecutor General’s Office believes that Alexander Kan played one of the main roles in his father’s illegal business. Now he is on an international wanted list.
The court turned four land plots and two houses of the son of the “crab king” Oleg Kan Alexander to the state income. This is reported by “RIA Novosti”, which had court documents at its disposal.
Alexander Kan’s real estate will go to repay the solidarity debt of 358.7 billion rubles. This is the total amount of claims against his father and organizations controlled by him.
A joint debt is a debt for which several debtors are responsible, each of which is obliged to fully repay the entire amount of the debt.
Earlier in June, the Prosecutor General’s Office sent a criminal case on smuggling of more than 3,000 tons of live crab worth 2,000 to the Frunzensky District Court of Vladivostok. tons of live crab with a total value of 2.6 billion rubles.
According to the supervisory agency, the exported live goods were declared at an underestimated value and sold for much higher prices than the prices declared in customs declarations. The Prosecutor General’s Office estimated that in this way Kahn’s companies did not pay 9.2 million rubles in taxes to the country’s budget.
Alexander Kahn played one of the main roles in this scheme, the agency believes. The son of the “crab king”, in particular, as the head of the “Kuril Universal Complex” prepared and signed fictitious foreign economic contracts on supplies at an underestimated price and was directly involved in the sale of crab abroad. Now the accused is on an international wanted list, like his father.
In 2020 Oleg Kan was arrested in absentia in the case of murder for hire of businessman Valery Pkhidenko in Vladivostok in 2010. Four years later, the Primorsky Krai Court found him guilty of organizing the murder. Kahn was sentenced to 17 years in prison.
In addition, the businessman was charged under articles on the creation and management of a criminal association, smuggling of strategically important resources, evasion of customs payments and taxes.
In the spring of 2024, the businessman’s lawyers informed the court of his death and asked to close the case, but the prosecutor’s office considered the allegations of the businessman’s death as staged.