Brothers Espaillat Appeal RD$500 Million Embargo
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Santo Domingo.- The attorneys of the plaintiffs in the Jet Set Club case were formally notified of the appeal filed by the owners of the collapsed discotheque and several related companies, against the decision issued by the First Court of the Instruction of the National District. According to an act of sheriff dated July 2, the lawyers, representatives of relatives of victims of the case, received the notification of the substantive instance of…
The owners of the Jet Set entertainment center filed an appeal with the Criminal Chamber of the Court of Appeals of the National District to challenge the type of protective measures imposed in the criminal proceedings stemming from the collapse of the establishment, arguing that their implementation has caused a greater financial impact than authorized by the court.
The Espaillat brothers appealed the seizure to their property, worth 500 million pesos, arranged in the opening order for trial for the collapse of the roof of the Jet Set discotheque where 236 people died. The Espaillats want the Court of Appeal of the National District to eliminate the measure of real coercion, conservatory embargo and judicial mortgage on the movable property, for the sum of RD$500 million, “which is the doubling of the princ…
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