Levan Nutsubidze, the Chairperson of Senaki District Court, who has been a lifelong judge since 2020, does not disclose real estate and salary in his 2024 asset declaration.

Violation I: Levan Nutsubidze owns four pieces of real estate which he failed to indicate in his declaration: 

1. 57.55 sq.m. apartament in Kutaisi, on Agmashenebeli Avenue
2. 2500 sq.m. plot of land (with a house) in the village of Partskhanakani, Tskaltubo Municipality
3. 4000 sq.m. plot of land in the village of Partskhanakani, Tskaltubo Municipality
4. 1557 sq.m. plot of land in the village of Gumbra, Tskaltubo Municipality

Judge Nutsubidze did not declare this real estate in 2022 and 2023 either. 

Violation II: In the declaration, he did not indicate the economic activity of his mother, Tsitsino Nutsubidze.

Violation III: Levan Nutsubidze failed to indicate his mother's real estate in the declaration:

1. 640 sq.m. plot of land in the village of Partskhanakani, Tskaltubo Municipality
2. 3600 sq.m. plot of land in the village of Partskhanakani, Tskaltubo Municipality

Transparency International Georgia calls on the Anti-Corruption Bureau to study the violations revealed in the asset declaration of Levan Nutsubidze and respond appropriately. 

According to the recommendation of the European Commission, Judge Levan Nutsubidze, as the Chairperson of the Senaki District Court, should be subject to the integrity check mechanism.