The Arbitration Court of St. Petersburg and the Leningrad Region ordered Eduard Gurinovich, the creator of the game Hamster Kombat, to pay 2.5 million rubles to Viktor Shkursky, a businessman from Tyumen, for failure to fulfill the terms of the contract.
According to the case materials, Shkursky purchased Gurinovich's training program "Board of Directors", but the creator of Hamster Kombat did not provide the declared services.
The course, which cost 5 million rubles, involved the development of a business strategy, organizational structure, and investment models. Shkursky transferred half of the amount as an advance payment, but never gained access to the lectures. The court also found that Gurinovich did not have a license for educational activities.
Gurinovich was ordered to pay 2.5 million rubles of the principal debt and 20.7 thousand rubles for the payment of state duty. The decision was made in the absence of the defendant.
Hamster Kombat is a cryptocurrency clicker game based on the TON blockchain. The Hamster Kombat trademark is registered with Rospatent, and the applicant is Eduard Gurinovich.
Earlier, www1.ru reported that the Hamster Kombat game token is being removed from cryptocurrency exchanges.
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