Four cars have already been seized. If their owners do not pay their debts within the next 10 days, the cars will be sold at an auction. Each of the cars is estimated to be worth 1,500-3,000 dollars.
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Authorities have seized cars and computers from residents in...
Authorities have seized cars and computers from residents in Vladivostok, Russia who have not paid their electricity bill.
A spokesmen for the Dalenergo electricity company said that the measures are being taken against people who owe the company between R17,000 and R30,000 [600 and 1050 dollars] for electricity and heating.
Four cars have already been seized. If their owners do not pay their debts within the next 10 days, the cars will be sold at an auction. Each of the cars is estimated to be worth 1,500-3,000 dollars.
In 2003, Dalenergo sued 15,000 Vladivostok residents and extracted a total of R74m [2.6m dollars] in debts.
Four cars have already been seized. If their owners do not pay their debts within the next 10 days, the cars will be sold at an auction. Each of the cars is estimated to be worth 1,500-3,000 dollars.
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