Victory Pacolli's sister in line with Rosette Hajdari, decides against businesses

The Commercial Court has ruled against the two businesses' proposal to postpone the Ministry of Industry, Trade and Trade decision (MINT) to abolish business certificates.

The decisions in Business Club L.L.C. and Vitalan L.L.C., whose certificates were abolished at MINT's decision, have been reviewed by the Court of Commercial Court judge Vlora Pacolli-Rejep, sister of the Vetvendosje Movement MP Victory Pacolli.

MP Pacolli's sister, in the two submitted commitments, is listed in line with the decisions of Minister Roseta Hajdari. He has decided against the proposal of two Business Club L.L.C. and Vitaland L.L.C. businesses. for setting up security measures.

In August of this year, the Ministry of Industry, Intervention and Trade had abolished licenses around 50 businesses because their “long registration has handed out documents with restraint contrary to constitutional principles and the law in force”.
Under the Comercial Court ruling, the execution of these decisions will not be postponed until the court decides with the final judicial decision.

In reasoning with the Comercial Court's First Chamber decision, Judge Pacolli-Rexepi praised the prosecution's proposal would cause “irreparable damage to indictee”, which in this case is the Ministry of Commerce, led by Roseta Hajdari.

“The court praised the plaintiff's claim that postponing the controversial decision would not bring any harm to the opposing side because the contentious issue between the parties has nothing to do with monetary values, assessing it as unmanaged, and reminds that the damage is not only about monetary values, but has to do with the damage to authority and reputations that would be due to the postponement of the verdict filed against”, the verdict of Judge Vlora Pako-Reja, issued on September 19th.

The indictees would be caused irreparable damage in the implementation of policies in the works of implementing legal and constitutional authority in public interest, would be harmed to the state because the postponement would in fact force the indictee to avoid assessing territorial representation and to accept documents in the content of which municipalities are territorial parts of the state are represented as part of another state”, says the Comercial Court ruling.

According to the Comercial Court decision, business Business Club L.L.C. It was registered by the owner Blerim Devolli, with a passport from the Republic of Montenegro, in which the native name was written "Pecquet," not "Peje."

In four other almost identical decisions about business cases to which the license was abolished, including the Klan Kosova television case, the Commercial Court ruled in favour of businesses.

In contrast to two cases of Business Club L.L.C. and Vitaland L.L.C., in the cases of Kosovo and three others, the judge who examined the subject was not related to any ruling party officials.

Judge Arnis Duman, who ruled against the closure of Kosovo's Clan, in his decision had estimated that postponing the execution of the decision in favour of Kosovo would not cause harm to the Ministry of Commerce.

The decision in favour of Kosovo was confirmed by the Second Stair Chambers at the Commercial Court.

In a decision issued on September 18th, the Second Stair Rooms have found the Ministry of Industry, Trade and Trade complaint to Kosovolan and have proven the court's decision in the first instance.

Unrecognized Anxiety MINT had been brought against the first court ruling in the first instance to postpone the execution of the verdict until the court decides with its final judicial ruling in terms of the plaintiff's indictment.

This decision was taken by the judges' college, Ramush Bardiqi chairman, Krenar Berisha and Dren Rogova members of the college.

Even the case of Business Club L.L.C. and Vitaland L.L.C. is expected soon to be examined by the Chamber of Second Stairs of the Commercial Court.