Yerevan Municipality’s 2 claims on imposing on Shahen Harutyunyan administrative sanction to be examined under same proceedings
18:11, June 30, 2017 | News, Own news | Freedom of Assembly and Association
On June 22, 2017, the RA Administrative Court, presided by judge A. Dilanyan, was to examine a next-in-turn claim of the Yerevan Municipality on imposing administrative sanctions on Shahen Harutyunyan.
Note that the Yerevan Municipality demanded that Shahen Harutyunyan was held liable under Article 180.1(1) of the RA Code of Administrative Offenses for holding assemblies and marches on March 19, 2017 without notifying the head of the community as prescribed by law.
The Municipality filed 4 different claims with the same demand. At the examination of the 1st one on June 20, 2017, Sh. Harutyunayn’s representative, Tatevik Siradeghyan, lawyer at Yerevan office of HCA Vanadzor, motioned to merge them into same proceeding as they all had the same demand.
At today’s court hearing, judge A. Dilanyan informed those present that he received RA Administrative Court judge K. Zarikyan’s report stating that the case he examined should be merged with the case examined by judge A. Dilanyan under Article 82(1) of the RA Administrative Procedure Code, so that it was possible to find out if they were correlated and give a correct qualification to the offense.
Judge A. Dilanyan noted that the Court considered the report on merging the cases well-grounded and declared the court hearing closed.