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CARAHASANI-VIN SA AND OTHERS v. THE REPUBLIC OF MOLDOVA

Doc ref: 55361/12 • ECHR ID: 001-217834

Document date: May 18, 2022

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CARAHASANI-VIN SA AND OTHERS v. THE REPUBLIC OF MOLDOVA

Doc ref: 55361/12 • ECHR ID: 001-217834

Document date: May 18, 2022

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Published on 7 June 2022

SECOND SECTION

Application no. 55361/12 CARAHASANI-VIN S.A. and Others against the Republic of Moldova lodged on 22 August 2012 communicated on 18 May 2022

SUBJECT MATTER OF THE CASE

The application concerns alleged denial of the applicants’ right of access to court. Applicants 2 to 5 (see appended table) are creditors of applicant 1 (C., a winery). During insolvency proceedings against C., a bank (B.S.) asked to be given possession of property which C. had pledged to that bank in order to guarantee the return of a credit. A court accepted that request in a decision which was not subject to any appeal, relying on the priority given to creditors with pledged assets to recover such assets. The applicants were not informed of the hearing leading to that decision. Each of them lodged an appeal, arguing that their rights had been affected by the decision since as a result most of C.’s property had been transferred to B.S.; that some of the property so transferred had been pledged to other creditors (notably to applicant 2); that the value of the property so transferred exceeded C.’s debt towards B.S. Moreover, they had been deprived of the possibility to find the best buyer (and avoid B.S. selling the assets at a much lower price), so that the sale price of the pledged property would cover not only C.’s debt towards B.S., but also a part of its debts towards the other creditors, including applicants 2 to 5.

The applicants complain of a breach of Article 6 (access to court, because the transfer of property to B.S. affected their rights, yet they had neither been informed of the relevant hearing, nor allowed to appeal against it).

QUESTION TO THE PARTIES

Has there been a violation of Article 6 § 1 of the Convention, notably in respect of the applicants’ right of “access to court” as a result of the decision ordering the transfer of property to B.S., which allegedly affected the applicants’ rights and of which they had not been informed or allowed to appeal ( Business Åži InvestiÅ£ii Pentru ToÅ£i v. Moldova , no. 39391/04, §§ 29 ‑ 34, 13 October 2009)?

APPENDIX

List of applicants

Application no. 55361/12

No.

Applicant’s Name

Year of registration

Nationality

Place of residence

1.CARAHASANI-VIN SA

1995Ștefan-Vodă

2.GABO SRL

1992Chișinău

3.DROB-GHER SRL

1997Fălești

4.MAMIRS SRL

1993Chișinău

5.VININVEST SRL

1994Chișinău

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