Preliminary Hearing for Miskovic Postponed until October14th

BELGRADE - The preliminary hearing ahead of the trial for fraud in road maintenance companies against Delta Holding owner Miroslav Miskovic, and his associates. BELGRADE - The preliminary hearing ahead of the trial for fraud in road maintenance companies against Delta Holding owner Miroslav Miskovic, his son Marko, Milo Djuraskovic and eight more people has been delayed until October 14 because several defence attorneys were not notified on time. Preliminary Hearing for Miskovic Postponed until October14th According to Zoran Ateljevic, the attorney of Nibens Group owner Milo Djuraskovic as one of the defendants, all defence lawyers should be notified timely by this date, which will meet the trial conditions for the staging of preliminary hearing. After six months of the investigation, the Prosecutor's Office raised the indictment in May against Miroslav and Marko Miskovic, Milo Djuraskovic and eight more individuals suspected of illegal withdrawal and appropriation of funds and property from several road maintenance companies in the period from 2005 to 2010. The Prosecutor's Office suspects that the defendants caused RSD 16.95 billion worth of damages to road maintenance companies and RSD 472 million worth of damages to the Serbian budget as well. Miroslav Miskovic was released from the Belgrade District Prison detention unit on July 23. Miskovic spend 224 days in detention since his arrest on December 12, 2012, and his detention sentence was revoked when his company paid EUR 12 million worth of warrants in the equivalent sum in dinars. He was released pending trial. Of all the suspects in the case, only Milo Djuraskovic remained in detention as Marko Miskovic was placed in house arrest until April and the eight other suspects were released pending trial. High Court: Hearing in case against Miskovic delayed The Belgrade High Court released on Wednesday that the preliminary hearing in the case against Delta Holding owner Miroslav Miskovic and other suspects was not held because certain defence attorneys failed to appear before the court as they are on vacation. According to the release, the defence attorneys of Miroslav and Marko Miskovic, Zoran Mihajlovic and Jadranka Bardic did not appear before the court. The hearing was scheduled for Wednesday within the legal deadline of 30 days from the day of delivery of the confirmed indictment to the court. The next hearing was set for October due to the busy schedule in the only courtroom in which the trial can be held due to the number of defendants in the case. The preliminary hearing ahead of the trial for fraud in road maintenance companies against Delta Holding owner Miroslav Miskovic, his son Marko, Milo Djuraskovic and eight more people was scheduled for October 14 and 15. Beta/file/ Tanjug

Preliminary Hearing for Miskovic Postponed until October14th

According to Zoran Ateljevic, the attorney of Nibens Group owner Milo Djuraskovic as one of the defendants, all defence lawyers should be notified timely by this date, which will meet the trial conditions for the staging of preliminary hearing.

After six months of the investigation, the Prosecutor's Office raised the indictment in May against Miroslav and Marko Miskovic, Milo Djuraskovic and eight more individuals suspected of illegal withdrawal and appropriation of funds and property from several road maintenance companies in the period from 2005 to 2010.

The Prosecutor's Office suspects that the defendants caused RSD 16.95 billion worth of damages to road maintenance companies and RSD 472 million worth of damages to the Serbian budget as well.

Miroslav Miskovic was released from the Belgrade District Prison detention unit on July 23.

Miskovic spend 224 days in detention since his arrest on December 12, 2012, and his detention sentence was revoked when his company paid EUR 12 million worth of warrants in the equivalent sum in dinars. He was released pending trial.

Of all the suspects in the case, only Milo Djuraskovic remained in detention as Marko Miskovic was placed in house arrest until April and the eight other suspects were released pending trial.

High Court: Hearing in case against Miskovic delayed

The Belgrade High Court released on Wednesday that the preliminary hearing in the case against Delta Holding owner Miroslav Miskovic and other suspects was not held because certain defence attorneys failed to appear before the court as they are on vacation.

According to the release, the defence attorneys of Miroslav and Marko Miskovic, Zoran Mihajlovic and Jadranka Bardic did not appear before the court.

The hearing was scheduled for Wednesday within the legal deadline of 30 days from the day of delivery of the confirmed indictment to the court.

The next hearing was set for October due to the busy schedule in the only courtroom in which the trial can be held due to the number of defendants in the case.

The preliminary hearing ahead of the trial for fraud in road maintenance companies against Delta Holding owner Miroslav Miskovic, his son Marko, Milo Djuraskovic and eight more people was scheduled for October 14 and 15.