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The Administrative Court Obliged the Yerevan Municipality to Recognize Our Client’s Property Rights

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April 9, 2025 1 min read
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Our client, A.G., had applied to the Yerevan Municipality, requesting the restoration of the grounds for the residential house and the allocated land plot that belong to him. After not receiving a response from the Mayor of Yerevan within the prescribed time, lawyer Edgar Ayvazyan filed a lawsuit with the Administrative Court of the Republic of Armenia. On April 7, 2025, the Administrative Court, having examined the lawsuit, fully satisfied it, obliging the Mayor of Yerevan to issue a decision to restore our client’s property rights (administrative case No. ՎԴ/7416/05/24, see https://datalex.am:443/?app=AppCaseSearch&case_id=38562071810000952).
We thank Judge Agasi Darbinyan for the fair and reasoned judicial act.

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Edgar Ayvazyan is a member of the management team and partner of the “LSA” Law Firm. He specializes in criminal, civil, and administrative law and has won many cases in criminal, civil, and administrative courts. He also focuses on immigration…

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