The trial of the six defendants in the "Primorka" case, who are accused of having damaged the state budget by illegal actions for 6.651.611 euros in favor of NLB Bank, which was scheduled today in the High Court in Podgorica before the special panel of judge Dragoj Jović, was postponed for 9 February.
The defendant Nebojša Bošković did not appear at the scheduled main hearing. His defense lawyer Ratko Pantović told the court that he is not in contact with him and that he does not know where he is.
The special state prosecution brought an indictment against Črtomir Mesarič, Nebojša Bošković, Svetozar Marković, Biljana Bošković, Milenko Marković, Vinko Marović and NLB Bank as a legal entity due to the suspicion that they formed a criminal group in early 2009.
It is also written in the indictment that, to the detriment of the Montenegrin budget, NLB Bank received property benefits in the amount of 6.651.611 euros. The indictment charges them with the criminal offense of abuse of authority in the economy.
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