In an announcement today, the owner company of "Nava Seaside" in Protaras informs about the development in the case of lifting the temporary suspension order of the property after today's meeting of the District Court of Famagusta and that it holds all the required operating licenses:
This announcement:
SEMENAL INVESTMENTS LTD announces today, June 16, 2020, that the Provincial Court of Famagusta, after finding that the company's professional property under the name "NAVA" was fully licensed by all Competent Authorities and ordered the non-continuation of the decree for 9 months 2020, which temporarily suspended the operation of this business premises. Based on the above, "NAVA" from today operates normally with full compliance with all existing decrees. We would like to inform our dear customers and the general public that the doors of "NAVA" will open on Thursday at 8:00 pm. "
Withdrawal of a suspension order from the Court
The Tourism Center secured a license from the Ministry of Tourism, in which the District Court of Famagusta issued a temporary decree on June 9 suspending its operation, at the request of the Police.
Today, the Court of Appeals ruled in favor of the appeal filed by the owners of the leisure center in the free area of Famagusta, regarding the validity of a temporary decree suspending its operation.
However, today the lawyers of the owners presented to the Court the operating license provided by the Ministry of Tourism, with the result that the temporary decree suspending the operation of the center was canceled and this is now operating normally.
According to KYPE, the request of the Police for temporary suspension of the operation of the premises was based on the Law on the Operation of Recreation Centers and not on the Law on Infectious Diseases, which does not provide the Government with power to request the suspension of a non-existent property.
As for the nine cases in total that the Police filed on June 9 before the District Court of Famagusta, against the owners of the leisure center, they will be examined at a later stage.
It is noted that five of the charges relate to offenses in violation of the Law on Infectious Diseases and four cases concern the operation of the property without a license from the Ministry of Tourism.
It is recalled that according to a letter sent by the Municipality of Paralimni to the Police on June 9, 2020, it informs that the property had a license to operate a restaurant and a license to sell alcoholic beverages from June 6, 2020.
Source: Famagusta.News / KYPE