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RESIDENTS AND BUILDERS AGAINST GABBNAKSHIN COMPANY
http://www.a1plus.am/en/politics/2012/11/19/teryan
02:28 PM | TODAY | POLITICS
Residents of Yerevan's Teryan, Lalayan and Arami streets today were
again outside the Prosecutor General's Office to voice their demands.
Owners of the apartments at 72-80 Arami str. are protesting against
illegal actions of Gabbnakshin Construction Company which has resold
their apartments several times, while they say the right to ownership
belongs to them.
The participants of the action say they have addressed numerous
letters to Serzh Sargsyan, Yerevan Mayor Taron Margaryan and Prime
Minister Tigran Sargsyan but to no avail. Recently, the residents
have learnt that the Special Investigative Service has completed the
investigation. Earlier, the aggravated citizens demanded to involve
in the case all high ranking officials who were somehow connected
with the 'housing scandal' at 72-80 Arami.
Constructors of elite buildings in the aforesaid street were also
outside the Prosecutor General's Office demanding their salary of
several months.
http://www.a1plus.am/en/politics/2012/11/19/teryan
02:28 PM | TODAY | POLITICS
Residents of Yerevan's Teryan, Lalayan and Arami streets today were
again outside the Prosecutor General's Office to voice their demands.
Owners of the apartments at 72-80 Arami str. are protesting against
illegal actions of Gabbnakshin Construction Company which has resold
their apartments several times, while they say the right to ownership
belongs to them.
The participants of the action say they have addressed numerous
letters to Serzh Sargsyan, Yerevan Mayor Taron Margaryan and Prime
Minister Tigran Sargsyan but to no avail. Recently, the residents
have learnt that the Special Investigative Service has completed the
investigation. Earlier, the aggravated citizens demanded to involve
in the case all high ranking officials who were somehow connected
with the 'housing scandal' at 72-80 Arami.
Constructors of elite buildings in the aforesaid street were also
outside the Prosecutor General's Office demanding their salary of
several months.