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  • European Court Ruled $150,000 Compensation To Citizen Of Armenia

    EUROPEAN COURT RULED 150 000 DOLLAR COMPENSATION TO CITIZEN OF ARMENIA

    Lragir, Armenia
    July 25 2007

    On June 7, 2007 the European Court of Human Rights of Strasbourg passed
    ruling on conciliation of the citizen of Armenia Gevorg Chugryan and
    the Republic of Armenia. The citizen of Armenia will get 150 thousand
    U.S. dollar compensation for his house in the center of Yerevan which
    was demolished from the government, Gevorg Chugryan's attorney Arthur
    Grigoryan said July 25. This is the first case when the citizen of
    Armenia who suffered from the public needs succeeds at the European
    Court after getting no use from justice in Armenia.

    The government paid a 47 thousand dollar compensation to Gevorg
    Chugryan, whereas independent experts assessed his property at
    190 thousand dollars. However, the Armenian courts' rulings are in
    favor of the government in all the cases involving citizens who were
    evicted from their houses. Gevorg Chugryan knocked at the doors of
    the European Court from May 2004 to June 7, 2007. By the way, the
    Republic of Armenia agreed to sign a conciliation agreement with its
    citizen and to pay another 150 thousand dollars after the European
    justices who heard the case requested explanation from the Republic
    of Armenia. Instead of explanations the Republic of Armenia offered
    conciliation.

    Besides, Arthur Grigoryan also informed that at present there are about
    20 cases involving evicted citizens. And more cases of wrongdoings are
    revealed. For instance, 1 square meter was assessed 330 dollars against
    880 dollars for 1 square meters next door. This is arbitrariness,
    which is prosecuted. On the other hand, the additional compensation
    will be paid by the government, i.e. at the expense of tax payers.
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