SCEJA is still silent
The Service for Compulsory Enforcement of Judicial Acts still has not provided the materials of the court order according to which the "Bjni Mineral Water" factory was presented at an auction on January 10, reported director general of the "Bjni Mineral Water Factory" CJSC L. Harutyunyan to presses, as well as the RA Prosecutor General, the RA Police, the RA Ombudsman and the RA state income committee in an appeal-notice.
The company has appealed to the RA Justice Ministry's Service for Compulsory Enforcement of Judicial Acts several times with the request to provide the materials, especially since in early September the SCEJA had promised to the RA Administrative Court to provide the materials within three months.
In his appeal-notice, the director general of "Bjni Mineral Water Factory" expresses a number of doubts about the position of the SCEJA.
For instance, will it be confirmed that the SCEJA has not paid any money and has placed a false order once for taking the money and once for returning the amount? As a result, the SCEJA has not transferred the received amounts to the owner, that is, the RA state budget.
"We are not protesting because the SCEJA has not provided us with the materials, but because we are requesting to check the facts that lie at the core of writing the checks for revenue and expenditures as a result of the mentioned auction," as stated in the release.
By the way, the last time the company appealed to the RA Police and the RA Prosecutor General's office was on September 28 and there has not been any investigation since then.
