On Tuesday defrauded residents of the villages Seyfali and Narimanly of Shamkir region held press conference in the Media Center.
Lawyer Tagi Huseynov said that in 2009, the melioration authorities confiscated their lands on the grounds that the state needs. The promised to build on the confiscated lands 200 hectares a Shamkir reservoir, and promised the residents a compensation at market prices. Residents were given to sign some papers, but the sum of compensation was not noted in them.
The resident knew that they were defrauded only in summer 2010, when they began to receive money in the bank. So, they were issued only 50 manat per one hundred square meter, but the market price of land in Shamkir reaches 1.000-1.300 manat.
For each fruit tree to five years citizens were paid one manat, and for the trees more than five years - AZN 5. The old nut tree produces an annual income of an average of 450 manat.
The lawyer accused the irrigators of defrauding residents, who began a fight for their rights. After an appeal to the head of state, they were summoned to the executive power, and were subject to pressure there. Then, the complainants were made sign a statement that they have no complaints.
Defrauded and deluded people appealed to the Baku Administrative Economic Court N1. The trial is scheduled for June 20. -05C04-
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