Prva Bank Sues Montenegro over Police Action, Djukanovic Seeks Six Million

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The First Bank of Montenegro has sued the state and is demanding a total of six million euros in damages due to the police action in Vuka Karadzica Street in Podgorica on February 27 of this year.

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First Bank of Montenegro, whose majority owner is Aco Đukanović, the brother of former Montenegrin president Milo Đukanović, sued the state and demanded six million euros.

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PODGORICA: The First Bank of Montenegro, majority owned by Aco Đukanović, brother of former Montenegrin President Milo Đukanović, has sued the state and demanded six million euros in damages due to a police operation conducted on February 27th in Vuka Karadžića Street in Podgorica, claiming that police officers blocked its branch without legal grounds, prevented its operations and damaged the bank's business reputation.

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In the bank's lawsuit, which is signed by lawyer Ana Đukanović, it is also claimed that the event was followed by an outflow of almost EUR 8.5 million of deposits. Đukanović in the lawsuit brings this into direct connection with the police action and the media reporting on it.

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The First Bank of Montenegro has sued the state and is seeking a total of six million euros in damages due to a police operation in Vuka Karadžića Street in Podgorica on February 27 this year, claiming that police officers blocked its branch without legal grounds, prevented its operations, disturbed employees and clients, and seriously damaged its business reputation, writes today's Vijesti. The lawsuit …

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In the lawsuit filed by lawyer Ana Đukanović, it is claimed that almost EUR 8.5 million of deposits were withdrawn after the branch was blocked and that her business reputation was seriously damaged.