The Lease Dispute Between Tallinn and the Orthodox Church Ended in a Victory for the City.
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The Estonian State Court refused to hear the Estonian Christian Orthodox Church's cassation appeal, and finally ordered it to release the historic office building in the centre of Tallinn; the Estonian State Court set a point in a long-standing dispute by refusing the Estonian Christian Orthodox Church (EHPC) to consider the appeal for the termination of the lease of the premises on Pick Street in Tallinn, handed over to RIA "Novosti" with refer…
On Tuesday, the years-long rental dispute between the City of Tallinn and the Estonian Orthodox Church ended when the Supreme Court did not accept the church's cassation appeal.
The dispute between the city of Tallinn and the Estonian Christian Orthodox Church, which lasted for over a year, has finally been resolved: the Supreme Court did not accept the church's appeal. Now the church must vacate the premises at Pikk Street 64, for which the city demanded more than twice the previous fee.
The nearly two and a half year long lease dispute between Tallinn and the Estonian Christian Orthodox Church ended in a victory for the city.
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