ZAGREB, Feb 3 (Hina) - The Croatian Privatisation Fund (HFP) on Monday received a temporary court measure preventing it from alienating and burdening 20.97 percent of the Suncani Hvar hotel company, which makes it impossible for the
HFP to execute a January 23 government decision on selling the company to Slovenia's Terme Catez.
ZAGREB, Feb 3 (Hina) - The Croatian Privatisation Fund (HFP) on
Monday received a temporary court measure preventing it from
alienating and burdening 20.97 percent of the Suncani Hvar hotel
company, which makes it impossible for the HFP to execute a January
23 government decision on selling the company to Slovenia's Terme
Catez. #L#
The HFP officials assess that the government, respecting the
court's decision, will cancel its decision accepting the offer of
Terme Catez to buy shares of Suncani Hvar.
In a press release, the HFP says that it received the temporary
measure from the Zagreb Commercial Court. Under the measure, the
HFP is prevented from alienating and burdening 945,067 shares of
the Croatian company.
The measure was requested by the privatisation and investment fund
"Pleter d.d." from Varazdin, which initiated arbitration
proceedings against the HFP on December 28 before the Croatian
Chamber of Commerce's permanent elected panel of judges.
Pleter insisted that the HFP should respect a contract on
exchanging shares which they were given during voucher
privatisation.
The HFP announced it would appeal with the Higher Commercial Court
in Zagreb.
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