Furs Proposed Bankruptcy for Kluca, What About Mijič's Debts?
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The Ljubljana District Court today initiated bankruptcy proceedings against the company at the proposal of the Financial Administration of the Republic of Slovenia.
At the request of Furs, the Ljubljana District Court has initiated bankruptcy proceedings against the company Klukec, formerly Progros, which was owned by Boris Mijič and then taken over and renamed by Rok Snežič. But what is the fate of the debts that the company has 'acquired' to its workers and the state?
The Ljubljana District Court, at the proposal of the Financial Administration of the Republic of Slovenia, has today initiated bankruptcy proceedings against the company Klukec, according to the Ajpes website. It is the former company Progros, also owned by former Resnica MP Boris Mijič, who transferred it to Rok Snežič for free this summer. He gave it a new name and designated camel breeding as its main activity.
The Ljubljana District Court, at the proposal of the Financial Administration of the Republic of Slovenia, has today initiated bankruptcy proceedings against the company Klukec, according to the Ajpes website. It is the former company Progros, also owned by former Resni.ce MP Boris Mijič, who transferred it to Rok Snežič for free this summer. He gave it a new name and designated camel breeding as its business.
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