AZERBAIJANI PRINTING HOUSE APPEALS TO ECONOMIC COURT
By empty (2/14/2004 issue of the CACI Analyst)
The independent publishing house Chap Evi has appealed to the Economic Court the decision by the power-distribution concern Barmek to deprive it permanently of electricity. The publishing house is demanding 40 million manats ($8,115) in damages. Meanwhile, the owner of the building in which the publishing house is located has asked Chap Evi director Shahbaz Khudaoglu to vacate the premises within five days.Visit also
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