The Council of the Appellate Court, presided over by Marija Marinković, confirmed the verdict of the Commercial Court, which ordered the company "Cazino Avala" to move out of the hotel "Avala". She accepted the claim of the company "Bepler and Džekobson", the owner of the hotel "Avala" in Budva, after the judge of the Commercial Court Snežana Pavličić had previously issued a verdict ordering the company "Cazino Avala" to move out with the entire inventory within eight days from the date of finality. judgments. The reason is the non-payment of the casino lease and other expenses. Although the verdict on the eviction from the casino is final and enforceable, "Vijesti" learned in the Commercial Court that the company "Cazino Avala" submitted a request to the Supreme Court for a review of the court process. The intolerance of the hotel and casino owners has been going on for years, and the opposing sides have been fighting several court cases. The company "Bepler and Jacobson", however, has yet to face a dispute with the Municipality of Budva, in which they are more than determined to register the casino, because during the reconstruction of the hotel complex "Cazino Avala" it was built on municipal land. In the part where Stara Avala used to be located, four years ago a new hotel was built, on the ground floor of which a casino was added... "After the proceedings between the aforementioned persons are completed, the Municipality of Budva will take all the measures and actions provided for by law to bring before the competent court and to the administrative authorities and the registration of property rights on the said object is effected", it was announced to "Vijesti" about 20 days ago. If he succeeds in registering the casino in his name, the Municipality of Budva plans to lease it.Judge Jovanić is busy, the hearing on the "Casino" lawsuit is on November 19 The company "Cazino Avala" recently sued the company "Bepler and Jacobson" in the Commercial Court again, requesting that the lease contract for the casino be declared null and void. Judge Blažo Jovanić was busy yesterday and could not come to the courtroom at the scheduled time, which is why the hearing was postponed to November 19. Earlier, the court ordered that the files of two cases from the same court and files related to another proceeding that was conducted on a similar basis before the Basic Court in Kotor be submitted until the next hearing.
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