The period of Russian Armenian businessman Levon Hayrapetyan’s house arrest has expired on Tuesday.

And the investigator has not submitted a court petition for the extension of this detention.

“The court has received no petition,” Interfax news agency reported citing the Moscow City Court.

As a result, the investigators shall decide on another restraining order for Hayrapetyan, and which will not be detention. 

The General Investigation Department of Russia has again brought charges against Russian Armenian businessman Levon Hayrapetyan.

As reported earlier, Levon Hayrapetyan is also being charged with obtaining $700 thousand, and through fraud, from the mother of former Russian Senator Igor Izmestiev, who now serves a life sentence in prison.

The Moscow Prosecutor’s Office, however, had not confirmed the indictment in the criminal case brought against Hayrapetyan, and on charges of fraud, and returned the case to the Investigative Committee of Russia.

In addition, the Moscow City Court had held a hearing to consider the appeal on the extension of Hayrapetyan’s house arrest. The court, however, had overruled this motion by the defense and kept the businessman’s house arrest in force until Tuesday, September 15.

Apart from the case on fraud, Levon Hayrapetyan is also charged with appropriating the shares of the Bashneft oil company of Russia.