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🧩🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡Judge of the Commercial Court of the Kyiv region Pavlo Horbasenko and his family own luxury real estate, cryptocurrency, and jewelry, and they also have financial ties and business assets in annexed Crimea.
A house in Lebedivka for $3,77 million, a loan to a brother for 5,8 million UAH, and Tether cryptocurrency — just part of the assets linked to Judge of the Northern Commercial Court of Appeal Pavlo Horbasenko and his circle. His father Volodymyr appears in the Myrotvorets database as the founder of Yalta LLCs Sevelenastroy and YUG Invest, and his twice‑former wife, Kyiv City Council deputy Hanna Svyrydenko, owns property and land plots in Sudak, Haspra, and Mindalne, a Bovet watch for $130 thousand, and a gift worth 3,3 million UAH from the father of a DSR investigator.
While Ukrainian judges hear cases in the name of the law, the histories of their families sometimes extend far beyond Ukraine. In Pavlo Horbasenko’s case — into business registered under Russian law and land in occupied Crimea that have become part of his family’s property history.
Pavlo Horbasenko received his law degree from Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv in 2007, and three years later he became a judge of the Commercial Court of the Kyiv region. In 2020 he headed that court and remained in that post until 2025. Horbasenko now works at the Northern Commercial Court of Appeal. But questions accompany his career advancement that need answers. After all, the conclusion of the Public Integrity Council from 26 May 2024 states his noncompliance with criteria of integrity and professional ethics.
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