Armenia’s service in charge of enforcing court rulings recovers more than 2 billion drams in January
04.02.2019,
18:06
Armenia’s Chief Compulsory Enforcement Office (in charge of enforcing court rulings) said it had recovered more than 2.1 billion drams in 2019 January.
YEREVAN, February 4. /ARKA/. Armenia’s Chief Compulsory Enforcement Office (in charge of enforcing court rulings) said it had recovered more than 2.1 billion drams in 2019 January. It said the money was transferred to the government's budget.
It said 73,640 cases were initiated and restarted, and 67, 828 were suspended or completed. It said also it received 9,660 applications and 24 complaints from individuals and legal entities in January.
Also in January, the Chief Enforcement Officer and his deputy received four citizens. The rapid response office rendered services to 4,556 citizens. ($1 - 487.44 drams). -0-
It said 73,640 cases were initiated and restarted, and 67, 828 were suspended or completed. It said also it received 9,660 applications and 24 complaints from individuals and legal entities in January.
Also in January, the Chief Enforcement Officer and his deputy received four citizens. The rapid response office rendered services to 4,556 citizens. ($1 - 487.44 drams). -0-
