Construction is a process during which various issues and problems may arise both in the documentation stage and in the actual implementation. From the very beginning, it goes through different stages, the main goal of which is to protect the rights of natural and legal persons during and after construction, and to prevent possible violations.
Excerpt from the SCJ session concerning the examination of the issue of holding a judge disciplinarily liable: the judge’s lawyer, Andranik Mnatsakanyan, responds to a question from SCJ member Meri Hambardzumyan.
The Prosecutor General’s Office of the Republic of Armenia had filed a lawsuit against our client, seeking to declare the 2012 auction invalid and to apply the consequences of invalidity (civil case No. HKD/0174/02/25).
During the criminal proceedings conducted at the Investigative Division of Erebuni and Nubarashen administrative districts, a charge had been brought against our law office’s client, D.A., represented by attorney Edgar Ayvazyan, for the illegal sale of narcotics (under Article 393, Part 1 of the Criminal Code of the Republic of Armenia). A preventive measure of house arrest had been applied to him.
From the perspective of legal development, Judge Hayk Khachatryan of the Administrative Court of Appeal made a valuable decision in case No. VD/14392/05/25.