Consent Armenia to appeal decision to confiscate land plot near the  former Children`s World building in Yerevan

ArmInfo.  The decision of the Anti-Corruption Court to seize a plot of land on Northern Avenue from the Consent Armenia company in favor of the Yerevan community will be appealed.

Recall that on July 25, the court, based on a claim by the Prosecutor  General's Office, ruled to terminate the company's ownership of a  plot of land with an area of more than 2,800 square meters, to  invalidate its state registration, and to return the plot to the  Yerevan community. We are talking about the land of the former Detsky  Mir department store in the center of Yerevan, which, according to  the prosecutor's office, was privatized in violation of the law. The  decision comes into force one month after publication and is subject  to compulsory execution in case of refusal to voluntarily comply.

According to Consent Armenia, the decision of the Anti-Corruption  Court against it is related to the activities of Abramyan (the owner  of Soglasie-Armenia CJSC is the president of the Union of Armenians  of Russia, businessman Ara Abramyan). The company intends to appeal  the decision in the appellate procedure.

"The court ignored objective data and made a decision that has no  legal basis. Its justifications contradict not only the provisions of  the Constitutional Court and the requirements of the Cassation Court,  but also the norms enshrined in the decisions of the European Court  of Human Rights>, - the company's statement notes.

Consent Armenia emphasized that the same judge had previously  rejected the prosecutor's claim on another site located at a  neighboring address, the owner of which is a company affiliated with  the authorities. The CJSC also noted that the necessary construction  work is being carried out on their part, and the reasons for the  delays, difficulties and obstacles have long been addressed to the  administrative bodies. Earlier, in March 2024, the court, as part of  an interim measure, prohibited the company from taking actions that  could lead to a change in the owner of the undeveloped land plot at  32 Arami Street. The ban will be in effect until the court decision  is executed, after which it will cease to be effective.