Administrative Court Overruled; Must Hear “Teghut Defense Group” Suit
[ 2009/11/16 | 10:36 ]The RoA Court of Cassation has thrown out the ruling of the Administrative Court denying the Teghut Defense Group from entering a legal suit calling for a halt to mining activities in the endangered forested area in Tavush Marz, according to attorney Hayk Alumyan. The lower court based its ruling on the argument that the Teghut Group wasn’t “qualified” to mount such legal action.
Attorney Alumyan told “Hetq” that the courts must now hear the environmentalists’ claims that mining operations will cause irreparable damage to the area and that the mining permit process itself was flawed. He stated that the Court of Cassation was forced to find in favour of the environmentalists because they had petitioned all appropriate bodies as set forth by the Aarhus Convention regarding public disclosure. Heritage Party MP Zaruhi Postanjyan had also raised the issue at various PACE sessions and had urged deputies to take appropriate action.
November 16th, 2009 at 11:10
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November 16th, 2009 at 15:08
Xndrum em angleren targmaneq!!
vor ugharkenq ashxarhov mek!
November 16th, 2009 at 15:10
Ete yndunela ?
inchu ANTARHATUME chi dadarumm~~~~
tenc chi praktikayum hargeli iravabanner lusavoreq mez!
November 17th, 2009 at 10:18
Meky myusi het irakanum kap chuni… voroshum a eghel vor datarany chi karogh merzhi haycy.. bayc daty chi sksvel che? Ete chem sxalvum, ACP-i gorcoghutyunneri sharunakman masov datarany shut piti qnni, isk yndhanur armamb erb daty klini parz chi ~