Trial Examination of Rustam Ghazaryan’s Case Resumed
17:07, November 24, 2015 | News, Own news | Rights of PatientsOn November 23, 2015, the General Jurisdiction Court of First Instance of Avan and Nor-Nork administrative districts, Yerevan, RA, was to announce its judgment on Rustam Ghazaryan’s claim against the RA MoH Republican Narcological Center CJSC. However, at the hearing, presiding judge A. Petrosyan, guided by the provisions of Article 131, RA Civil Procedure Code, announced resuming the examination of the case. In particular, the Court noted that the examination of the case resumed since upon upholding R. Ghazaryan’s appeal by the RA Civil Court of Appeal, the case sent to the General Jurisdiction Court of First Instance was assigned to the judge. The court hearing of November 23, 2015 was attended only by the plaintiff’s representative, HCA Vanadzor lawyer Tatevik Siradeghyan. The Court noted that despite duly notifying the Parties to the trial, namely R. Ghazaryan and respondent, the RA MoH Republican Narcological Center CJSC, of the date and time of the court session, it had no information on whether the latter had received the notifications. Therefore, the Court ruled to adjourn the court hearing to inform the Parties above of the ruling to resume the examination of the case. The hearing was scheduled for December 8, 2015, at 11 am. R. Ghazaryan’s representative noted that the ruling above of the RA Civil Court of Appeal dated back to July 2015, and the Court had had sufficient time to perform its duties assigned under the ruling. Note that the claim of R. Ghazaryan had been returned by A. Davtyan, judge at the General Jurisdiction Court of First Instance of Avan and Nor-Nork administrative districts, Yerevan, RA on the pretext that the original copies of the documents attached to the claim were not submitted. R. Ghazaryan appealed this ruling to the RA Civil Court of Appeal and, at the same time, to restore his violated rights as soon as possible, submitted the claim to the court again upon removing the “omissions”. By considering the appeal well-grounded, the Civil Court of Appeal upheld it and annulled the ruling of the General Jurisdiction Court. It is noteworthy that it was only some 4.5 months after the RA Civil Court of Appeal issued its ruling, which became effective since the day of its announcement back on July 30, 2015, that the General Jurisdiction Court of First Instance of Avan and Nor-Nork administrative districts, Yerevan, RA, started performing its duties arising by virtue of the ruling. By doing so, the Court delays the settlement of the claim to restore R. Ghazaryan’s violated rights.
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