The founder of the Factor-2 group, popular in the 2000s, Ilya Podstrelov is trying to kick out…

The founder of the popular group Factor-2 in the 2000s, Ilya Podstrelov, is trying to expel former songwriter and colleague Vladimir Panchenko from Russia. Because he illegally sings the band’s songs at corporate events and earns up to 2 rubles a month on a tourist visa.
The authors of the hit “Say, Beauty” quarreled in 2012. The founder of the group and composer Ilya Podstrelov retained all rights to the songs, and his colleague Vladimir Panchenko left Pop VIA and went to build a solo career. The team had a contract for co-authorship, which ended in 2014. According to it, both musicians had full rights to the written material, and after time, all the tricks remained with Ilya.
Nevertheless, Vladimir has been riding corporate events with a friend on a tourist visa for the last 10 years, earning up to 2 million rubles a month, asking for warm beer in the rider and taking pictures with fans. Vladimir himself was born in Kazakhstan, and travels to Immense on a German passport.
And Ilya has already prepared a pre-trial claim, children’s notebooks with poems (to prove that the blood-love rhyme is ok) and documents to sue an ex-colleague for money for using something that no longer belongs to him, and at the same time the right to visit Russia.
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