The main concept of the text is about a director of a construction firm in Crimea who was found guilty of inflating the costs of repair work on a cultural object. He was sentenced to 3 years and 6 months probation and ordered to pay 829,000 rubles in damages. When he failed to do so voluntarily, a legal enforcement action was initiated leading to penalties like travel restrictions and potential conversion of the probation to a real prison sentence. Ultimately, the director paid the debt to avoid more severe consequences. The article highlights the consequences of financial misconduct and the role of legal authorities, specifically the bailiff service, in ensuring that individuals are held accountable for their actions.