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Volksbank Romania demands damages worth 1 million euro to the government
30.03.2011, 18:46 | Finance-Banks | 955 views
Volksbank Romania requested, in court, damages from the government and the national authority for the protection of consumers worth 1 million euro for the damages the bank incurred by the emergency ordinance 50/2010 regarding credits of the population, official sources quoted by Romanian news agency Mediafax said. Volksbank Romania representatives confirmed the information but did not wish to offer any details. In the trial requesting the cancellation of ordinance 50/2010, Volksbank Romania requested damages from the government for the losses caused by the implementation of the emergency ordinance number 50/2010 regulating the population’s credits. Read more on Hotnews.ro
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