Briefly about the main events of the day: new rules, notable disputes, and stories worth knowing.

1. Cassation court protects rights of owner of stolen car sold for parts
The cassation court protected the rights of the owner of a stolen car that was sold for parts. This decision emphasizes the importance of protecting property rights and may be useful for car owners. (RAPSI)

2. US may sign non-standard nuclear agreement with Saudi Arabia
The US may sign an agreement with Saudi Arabia on nuclear energy, allowing Riyadh to independently enrich uranium. This could have implications for international law and nuclear… (Kommersant (law/courts))

3. 'Playing with terms' is unacceptable
The Supreme Court of the Russian Federation stopped the broad interpretation of the concept of 'netting' in a bankruptcy case, which allowed legalizing preferential repayment of claims. The court emphasized that bankruptcy… (Advocate's Gazette)

4. Insurance company cannot ignore statute of limitations — court
The court ruled that an insurance company cannot ignore the statute of limitations. This decision is important for protecting consumer rights in insurance disputes. (RAPSI)

5. Constitutional Court clarifies procedure for accepting private prosecution cases: Victim may not have special knowledge to prove alleged…
The Constitutional Court clarified the procedure for accepting private prosecution cases, stating that the victim is not obliged to collect all evidence independently. The court must assist in obtaining it. This decision is important… (Pravo.ru)

6. Constitutional Court allows challenging 'archival' cadastral value for taxation
The Constitutional Court allowed challenging the archival cadastral value for taxation. This decision allows taxpayers to revise old cadastral valuations, which could significantly… (Advocate's Gazette)

7. Supreme Court confirms ban on including utility debts older than three years in payment documents: Court stated that issuing bills beyond the statute of…
The Supreme Court of Russia confirmed the ban on including utility debts in payment documents for which the statute of limitations has expired. The court emphasized that issuing bills beyond the statute of… (Pravo.ru)