Kosovo clan wins court battle against Ministry of Commerce

The Commercial Court has approved Clan Kosovo's indictment of the Ministry of Commerce and has cancelled MINT's decision to suspend this television's certificate.

The indictment in the case was announced on March 13th of this year.

The Commercial Court has published the ruling today, based on which Klan Kosova will continue to operate.

According to the trial of 13,03.24, issued by Judge Arnis Duman, the decision to postpone the execution of the decision taken by the Agency for Business Recording in Kosovo will remain in force until the integrity of the act.

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MINT had raised criminal speculation against Kosovo's Clan on 14 June, with the claim that in the business certificate, of switching owners, figure “

After that, the Kosovo Agency for Registering Business, The ARBK canceled the business certificate to Kosovo before it abolished the decision on June 21st. However, one day later, The ARBK annulled the June 21st decision.

This decision by the ARBK returned to power the extent of the suspension of the private television business certificate 22 June.

Klan Kosova immediately complained to the Commission for the Review of Business Recording, which on July 28th decided to reject the complaint and finalise the suspension of its business certificate, stressing that the ARBK had “acting in accordance with the law when it suspended Kosovo's business certificate”.

MINT charged television that the “violated the Kosovo Constitution” by presenting two Kosovo towns, Peja and Gjakova as part of Serbia” in company registration documents.

Klan Kosova had denied the accusations and called the concessions in the census documents a technical error.