The Dorogomilovsky District Court of the city of Moscow is one of the many courts of general jurisdiction in the Russian capital, which administers justice in its jurisdiction and defends the rights of Russian citizens.
Historical reference
The Dorogomilovsky District Court of Moscow traces its history back to the 60s of the XX century. At that time, the court bore the name - Kiev People's Court of the city of Moscow and was located at the address: Moscow, Sivtsev Vrazhek lane, house 25. Then the court changed its location and in 1971 moved to Studencheskaya Street at 36, where it is located to the present time. With the collapse of the USSR and the establishment of new Russian legislation, the court was renamed into the Dorogomilovsky District Court of the city of Moscow.
Court activities
This institution belongs to the courts of general jurisdiction. Its competence includes consideration of civil, criminal and administrative cases with the participation of individuals and legal entities as a court of first instance in accordance with the jurisdiction determined by the legislation of the Russian Federation.
In addition, the court is an appellate instance for complaints against decisions of justices of the peace of ten judicial districts, which operate on the territory of the judicial area under the jurisdiction of the Dorogomilovsky District Court, and decisions of officials in cases of administrative offenses.
The administration of justice in the judicial body is carried out by eleven qualified federal judges - Elena Petrovna Tyurina, Anna Gennadyevna Shipikova, Natalya Morozova, Dina Vitalievna Gusakova, Marina Yurievna Bunina, Vera Alekseevna Belkina, Gennaya Talayevna Genieyevna Tolstym, Anton Vladimirovich Nikolayeva Tolstoy, Oganova Eleonora Yurievna. The latter is also the president of the court.
To get to the court, you need to take the metro to Studencheskaya station, go to Mozhaisky lane, and walk along this lane to Studencheskaya street and find house number 36. The court is within walking distance from the Moscow metro, from which there are about ten to fifteen minutes to the court. minutes on foot.
The court begins its work at nine o'clock in the morning, finishes at eighteen o'clock, on Friday - until sixteen forty-five minutes. Lunch break is only forty-five minutes from 13.00 to 13.45. Saturdays and Sundays at the court are days off.
On the official website of the Dorogomilovsky District Court on the Internet https://mos-gorsud.ru/rs/dorogomilovskij you can find standard forms of procedural documents required for filing documents with the court, get acquainted with the procedure for appealing against court decisions, find out information about a specific court case, pending court proceedings, as well as to obtain other information about the activities of the judicial authority, necessary for site visitors.
