5 hours agoKosovo sues: Requesting the return of 4,500 square metres to Budva
Periskopi(5 years ago)
(5 years ago)Vijesti writes that the Kosovo Justice Ministry has filed charges against the Budva municipality in Montenegro and the company “Sunraf Beach Areas”, demanding the return of 4 thousand of 500 meters of land to the “Rafailiq”, a place where a resort for Budva Children was once established, according to Vijesti, represented by [...]
The Budva municipality, according to Vijesti, represented by the Secretariat for Protection of Property, led by Nikola Plamenac, rejected the judicial process, asking the court to reject it as unfair.
The indictment Kosovo institutions have made, meanwhile, says they bought the resort under the name “Gantimes Truneshi”, six decades ago.
The indictment for determining property rights was filed at the Kotor Foundation Court.
The Kosovo Ministry of Justice is demanding that Kotor's court issue a temporary measure that prohibits land drop and change until the judicial dispute ends.
The resort was later named “Lahor”, according to the company with the same name from Pristina.
After the recent war in Kosovo, the company's headquarters from Pristina moved to Montenegro and was later privatised or sold. The collapsed former resort building was destroyed and the construction of a multistory building began.
Kosovo institutions in the indictment stress they are property owners mentioned and, as evidence, have attached a acquisition agreement linked on 22 March 1961 to the Kotor District Court, when the 4,555 square metre section was purchased.
The Budva municipality, meanwhile, said that the evidence attached to the Kosovo side is not possible to draw a definite conclusion about the existence of the plaintiff's active identifying card regarding controversial parcels.
“The question if the accuser is” next “SAP Kosovo is not subject to international private law, but it is a matter of character of international public law, and the court is not competent to provide a “response “questions “, said in response.
The municipality away is of the opinion that the claim has no legal basis.
” All the decrees, orders and other regulations issued by UNMIK, such as the UN Mission's Interim Administration in Kosovo, cannot be implemented in the territory of Montenegro, especially in disputes over purchase, completion, content and exercise of real real real real real property rights, because in that case, the applicable law is the state in which the issue is located”, the indictment's response is said.
The Kosovo government is seeking the return of 172 properties, of which 42 are at least in Montenegro.
