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PHILANTHROPISTS SUED BY MAN CONVICTED OF SWINDLING THEM
http://www.mirrorspectator.com/2011/10/27/philanthropists-sued-by-man-convicted-of-swindling-them/
Posted on October 27, 2011 by Editor
LINCOLN, Mass. - K. George Najarian and Carolann Najarian, MD,
philanthropists, are being sued in a civil court by Grigor Igityan,
the man convicted of swindling them of both property and money.
Igityan was convicted on all counts in the criminal courts after more
than eight years of hearings, trials and appeals up to the highest
court in Armenia. He is now serving out his prison sentence in jail.
>From jail, Igityan has launched a civil suit through the Kentron Court
of First Intention, Yerevan, against the Najarians. He is claiming
damages for financial losses he reportedly sustained due to being
tried and convicted for crimes he had committed. In addition to the
court case, the Najarians' properties have been attached by the court.
This is unprecedented in legal practice not only in Armenia, but
elsewhere.
According to the Najarians' attorneys in Armenia, all demands made in
Igityan's claim have been resolved through multiple court decisions in
the criminal case brought against him. The evidence to substantiate
these decisions against Igityan was confirmed by the highest court
there.
http://www.mirrorspectator.com/2011/10/27/philanthropists-sued-by-man-convicted-of-swindling-them/
Posted on October 27, 2011 by Editor
LINCOLN, Mass. - K. George Najarian and Carolann Najarian, MD,
philanthropists, are being sued in a civil court by Grigor Igityan,
the man convicted of swindling them of both property and money.
Igityan was convicted on all counts in the criminal courts after more
than eight years of hearings, trials and appeals up to the highest
court in Armenia. He is now serving out his prison sentence in jail.
>From jail, Igityan has launched a civil suit through the Kentron Court
of First Intention, Yerevan, against the Najarians. He is claiming
damages for financial losses he reportedly sustained due to being
tried and convicted for crimes he had committed. In addition to the
court case, the Najarians' properties have been attached by the court.
This is unprecedented in legal practice not only in Armenia, but
elsewhere.
According to the Najarians' attorneys in Armenia, all demands made in
Igityan's claim have been resolved through multiple court decisions in
the criminal case brought against him. The evidence to substantiate
these decisions against Igityan was confirmed by the highest court
there.