MOSCOW, October 15 (RAPSI) – The Federal Bailiff Service Directorate of Moscow has opened an administrative case against Russian opposition politician Alexei Navalny for failure to comply with the bailiffs’ legal requirements, RIA Novosti reported Thursday.

Navalny hid from the bailiffs several times, according to the service’s representative.

The case will be considered on October 16.

In September, court bailiffs were ordered by the court to collect nearly 4.5 million rubles ($71,300) from Navalny in the Yves Rocher embezzlement case.

The order to collect the money, specifically 4,498,546 rubles, was issued by the Lyublinsky District Bailiffs Department on July 31 based on a court order of execution dated March 19.

Earlier, attorney Vadim Kobzev told RAPSI that Navalny has paid out 3 million rubles ($47,500). He still has to pay 1.5 million rubles ($23,700), Kobzev added. Moscow’s Zamoskvoretsky District Court has ordered Navalny to pay the rest   in installments within two months.

Navalny and his brother Oleg were convicted of committing fraud against cosmetics company Yves Rocher Vostok. Investigators alleged that the Navalny brothers embezzled over 26 million rubles (about $412,000 at current exchange rates) from the cosmetics company, as well as close to 4 million rubles ($63,400) from the Multidisciplinary Processing Company through a fraud scheme. The brothers were further charged with laundering 21 million rubles ($333,000).

In December of 2014, Alexei Navalny received a suspended sentence of 3.5 years, while his brother Oleg was sentenced to 3.5 years in prison.

Alexei Navalny has also been involved in several other cases, including a case of embezzlement at the Kirovles timber company in which he was given a suspended sentence. He has denied all the charges brought against him.

Alexei Navalny is a Russian political and public figure, leader of the Party of Progress. He finished second in the Moscow mayoral elections in 2013 and is the author of one of the most popular political blogs that was banned for promoting unauthorized public protests.