The court failed to restore the position of Gorenstein

Moscow Tverskoy Court on Wednesday dismissed a lawsuit by the former chief conductor and artistic director of the State Academic Symphony Orchestra (Svetlanov) Svetlanov named Mark Gorenstein of the Ministry of Culture for the reinstatement. Gorenstein was released in late September last year, the Ministry of Culture of the Russian Federation, passed after a long scandal with his musicians, who accused him, especially in the mishandling and noted that in recent years, the team of about 280 musicians . In return Gorenstein called the allegations lies and promised to defend its position in court. The petition asked the court to Gorenstein Ministry of Culture, to restore it to the post of artistic director and chief conductor of the orchestra, to recognize, correct his dismissal illegal and in the workbook and from the Ministry of wages during his enforced absence of just over 600 thousand compensation and recover moral damages amounting to almost 4 million rubles. According to the plaintiff's employment with Gorenstein was the employer, despite the fact that he was in 2008 for five years in prison ended, is that until 2013. , "The day of the game with the final termination by this simplified process, the Ministry had no right to dismiss the person spoke for half an hour and went to the streets." - Said the representative of the court of the plaintiff. Moreover, according to the defense, employment history was another day Gorenstein, framed was wrong, and will not be the employer and the third party. In return, the representative of the Ministry that the claims that they are not accepted, and the order of dismissal was not hurt. As well, for a service that is not always moral damages proven by the plaintiff. "The early termination of the contract as provided in the contract itself," - said the court, the defendant's representative. Prosecutor considers that the reasons for termination of the contract, and the termination was made under the law, and therefore asked the court to dismiss the lawsuit Gorenstein. RAPS