"Cijevna komerc" is asking the state and the company "Omorika" for about three and a half million euros in compensation with interest, because it was sold land that turned out not to be owned by that Belgrade company.
This is how lawyer Zorica Đukanović specified the claim, after the findings of the expert, in the dispute in which Danil-Dan Petrović's company has been trying for six years to prove that it bought the disputed land with buildings after they checked in the cadastre that it was owned by the defendant company.
The first-instance verdict has not yet been passed in the proceedings, several judges have been changed, and the trial continues on November 8.
Although the dispute ended at the beginning of the summer, judge Milica Vlahović recently decided to invalidate the decision on the end of the dispute and reopen the hearing.
It remains for the expert Srđa Pupovac to calculate the interest on the value of the sales contract, which, according to his findings, amounts to around 265.000 euros.
The attorneys of "Cijevna" previously submitted to the court the documents of the state authorities, in which it is stated that it was established that "Omorika" is the legal successor of the company "Drina" and that it is allowed to return movable and immovable property in Montenegro, that is, that the disputed land is registered in the cadastre register at that company.
Cijevna bought the land with buildings in 2000.
In 2008, the land was confiscated by a final court verdict and returned to the company "Drina".
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