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THE COURT RELEASED BALKAN`S RECEIVERS
Business | October 15, 2001, Monday // 00:00
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The Sofia Court satisfied the request of the Balkan airline receivers Ralitsa Topchieva and Vladimir Petkov to release them from their positions in the company. The Court summoned a meeting of the creditors of the airline that will take place on October 30. At the meeting, a new receiver of the airline is to be elected. Till then, Todor Nenov will act as receiver of Balkan. All the flights of the airline take place following their regular schedule. The company also announced that the salaries of all the 1300 employees of the company have been paid on time.
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