PURCHASED BJNI BUT DIDN’T PAY FOR IT?

A1Plus.am
12/01/10

"The Sukiasyans didn’t sell "Bjni" mineral water factory to anybody,"
announced "Sil Concern" today.

Let us remind that the items belonging to "Bjni" mineral water factory"
CJSC were alienated to the organization belonging to Ruben Hayrapetyan
during the liquidation of the company late last year.

According to the statement by "Sil Concern", "the factory was stolen
from the Sukiasyans due to their political views."

"Sil Concern" and the Sukiasyans are not familiar with the reports
of the evaluation of the factory’s items and were not informed about
the petition for an auction when they had the right to propose their
own prices in that stage.

After being informed about the decision of the bankruptcy manager from
mass media outlets, "Sil Concern" announces that the interruption of
the auction and alienation at a price lower than the price presented
at the auction are not justified in any way. The manager’s argument
according to which the starting price at the second auction was more
than what the buyer offered is not only groundless, but illogical
because the price being presented at the auction is a starting price
and participants must compete against each other to raise the price.

According to our sources, the items of "Bjni" factory were sold for
nearly 4.3 billion drams, but the entire money has not been paid yet.

If it turns out that the company’s items were sold under the condition
of leasing, that illegal transaction will directly confirm the fact
that the authorities want to get revenge over the Sukiasyans because
the law on "Bankruptcy" doesn’t permit the sale of items under the
condition of leasing.

"Sil Concern" announces that the culprits will be brought to justice
for the illegal process. "Sil Concern" will follow-up to make sure that
the damages are compensated. The company’s advocates have demanded
the materials from the court and will protest the transaction in
court. The materials of this case will also be sent to the European
Court of Human Rights in order to be attached to the main case.