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FORMER PM DARBINYAN SEEKS 4 MILLION IN SLANDER SUIT
Tatevik Shaljyan
http://hetq.am/eng/news/20345/former-pm-darbinyan-seeks-4-million-in-slander-suit.html
16:38, November 8, 2012
The slander trial filed by former Armenian Prime Minister Armen
Darbinyan against the Political Research Center got underway today
at Yerevan's Kentron and Nork-Marash Court.
Darbinyan claims that an August 16, 2012 entitled "Armenchik Darbinyan
doesn't like to pay, and why should he, if he's protected by the
Armenian government" that appeared in the Center's www.n-idea.am
website.
Passages in the article stated that the government "has allowed him
to live outside the scope of the law" and "the government has allowed
Darbinyan to pick the pockets of Armenian citizens with impunity",
among others.
Darbinyan is demanding that the defendant issue a public apology,
3 million AMD in compensatory damages, 1 million for incurred legal
fees and 84,000 for state fees paid.
The defendant responded that what was written was a subjective
evaluation.
Tatevik Shaljyan
http://hetq.am/eng/news/20345/former-pm-darbinyan-seeks-4-million-in-slander-suit.html
16:38, November 8, 2012
The slander trial filed by former Armenian Prime Minister Armen
Darbinyan against the Political Research Center got underway today
at Yerevan's Kentron and Nork-Marash Court.
Darbinyan claims that an August 16, 2012 entitled "Armenchik Darbinyan
doesn't like to pay, and why should he, if he's protected by the
Armenian government" that appeared in the Center's www.n-idea.am
website.
Passages in the article stated that the government "has allowed him
to live outside the scope of the law" and "the government has allowed
Darbinyan to pick the pockets of Armenian citizens with impunity",
among others.
Darbinyan is demanding that the defendant issue a public apology,
3 million AMD in compensatory damages, 1 million for incurred legal
fees and 84,000 for state fees paid.
The defendant responded that what was written was a subjective
evaluation.