The Supreme Court of Lithuania has upheld a ruling previously issued by the Vilnius District Court. According to Tautvilė Merkevičiūtė, the LAT spokesperson for relations with the public, the Supreme Court rejected the appeal filed by the company “Tikėk ir veik.” Consequently, the claimants from “Tikėk ir veik” have been ordered to pay 3,770 euros in legal costs to the defendant. The ruling from the Supreme Court is final and is not subject to further appeal.
The three-judge panel of the civil court reviewed the case matter in writing, and the decision was announced without the presence of the involved parties. The appeal sought to maintain the original decisions rendered by the Vilnius District Court on December 30, 2025, and the Vilnius City Court in 2025. The case involved K.
Liukaitytė, who reportedly explained her departure from television, her involvement in weddings, and a collection of weapons. The entire appeal was processed without the participation of any of the parties concerned. This decision marks the final judgment from the Supreme Court in this matter within Lithuania.
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The Supreme Court’s decision confirms the original ruling issued by the Vilnius District Court.