HCA Vanadzor versus the Judicial Acts Compulsory Enforcement Service
08:27, July 25, 2013 | Press Release | Right to Fair TrialA court hearing on HCA Vanadzor versus Lori Region Department of the RA Judicial Acts Compulsory Enforcement Service was scheduled at the RA Lori region Court of General Jurisdiction on July 19, 2013.
The essence of the claim is that HCA Vanadzor demands partial quashing of the decisions on filing enforcement proceedings made by senior enforcement officer of Lori Region Department of the RA Judicial Acts Compulsory Enforcement Service. According to the decisions, 5000/five thousand/ AMD for each of the enforcement proceedings should be levied from HCA Vanadzor.
Lawyer Tatevik Siradeghyan, representative of HCA Vanadzor, petitioned to the Court during the preliminary court trial to provide the complete sample of the objection by the responding party since the incomplete version of the objection was provided to HCAV by the JACES to due to inconceivable reasons.
After examining the sample provided by the Court, Tatevik Siradeghyan submitted a motion to the Court over putting off the court trial, because as a result of comprehensive examination of the objections, the subject and grounds for the claim could be changed. The court found the motion well-grounded and postponed the court trial.