US EditionEviction in Pinar De Rocha: the Legendary Bowling Alley Could Close Due to Non-Payment
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The Pinar de Rocha bowl was closed and evicted by the Buenos Aires Police following an order from the Civil and Commercial Court of Morón. The measure took place in the context of a dispute over the rental of the property, maintained by the businessman Daniel Bellini, who stated that he was responsible for the dance venue. The dispute would be linked to ownership of the property after the death of the previous owner. At the time of the operation…
The National Justice ordered the eviction for unpaid rents. Its owner and employees resist, while debating the future of the historic space in the western part of the city. The entrance began the eviction of Pinar de Rocha, the emblematic bowl that could close for lack of payment was first published in #BorderPeriodismo.
Justice advances with the eviction of the historic bowling alley for lack of payment, while Daniel Bellini resists the measure and returns to the center of the scene Read more
The Buenos Aires Police evicted by court order the Pinar de Rocha bowl, located in the Buenos Aires town of Ramos Mejía, due to an alleged debt for rent from his manager, Daniel Bellini, to the owners of the property. The operation was carried out this morning with the intervention of police officers, who surrounded the property and blocked the entrance. In this context, the people inside had to withdraw by a side door. I COULD INTEREST YOU: Esc…
Buenos Aires, 7 April (NA) – The Buenos Aires Police closed and evicted the emblematic Pinar de Rocha bowl after an order of the Civil and Commercial Court of Morón, confirmed to the Agencia Noticias Argentinas. The information that transcended is that this measure was taken after detecting a debt by Daniel Bellini, who said to own the bowl, in the rental of the place. The dispute would be around the previous owner, who died, and for which Belli…
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