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BJNI PLANT (ARMENIA) TO COME UNDER HAMMER
ARKA
Dec 9, 2008
YEREVAN, December 9. /ARKA/. The property of the Bjni mineral-water
plant will be put up to auction on December 19.
The RA Service for Enforcement of Judicial Acts reports that the
assets and interests of the Bjni mineral-water plant CJSC is to be
auctioned off under the RA Laws "On enforcement of judicial acts"
and "Public auction".
The auction is scheduled for December 19. The prospective
purchasers can take part in it by visiting either the website
https://harkadir.ajurd.am. or the RA Service for Enforcement of
Judicial Acts at 41a Alabyan St., Yerevan.
The RA Service for Enforcement of Judicial Acts confiscated the
property of the Bjni plant and sealed the end products both at the
plant premises and at warehouses.
The RA Committee for State Revenues presented a writ of recovery of
4,067,201,600 AMD on the plant. Under the verdict returned by the RA
Administrative Court on October 10, 2008, the sum is to be exacted
from the plant and transferred to the RA state budget.
Ara Zohrabyan, the lawyer for the Bjni plant, explains the reason
for the present developments, namely, the political views of the
Parliament member Khachatur Sukiasyan, who is the owner of the plant
and wanted by the police as involved in the March 1-2 case.
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress
ARKA
Dec 9, 2008
YEREVAN, December 9. /ARKA/. The property of the Bjni mineral-water
plant will be put up to auction on December 19.
The RA Service for Enforcement of Judicial Acts reports that the
assets and interests of the Bjni mineral-water plant CJSC is to be
auctioned off under the RA Laws "On enforcement of judicial acts"
and "Public auction".
The auction is scheduled for December 19. The prospective
purchasers can take part in it by visiting either the website
https://harkadir.ajurd.am. or the RA Service for Enforcement of
Judicial Acts at 41a Alabyan St., Yerevan.
The RA Service for Enforcement of Judicial Acts confiscated the
property of the Bjni plant and sealed the end products both at the
plant premises and at warehouses.
The RA Committee for State Revenues presented a writ of recovery of
4,067,201,600 AMD on the plant. Under the verdict returned by the RA
Administrative Court on October 10, 2008, the sum is to be exacted
from the plant and transferred to the RA state budget.
Ara Zohrabyan, the lawyer for the Bjni plant, explains the reason
for the present developments, namely, the political views of the
Parliament member Khachatur Sukiasyan, who is the owner of the plant
and wanted by the police as involved in the March 1-2 case.
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress