Judicial courts are not allowed to seize and close production units

Judicial courts are not allowed to seize and close production units
  • 2020-11-01
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In a letter to the governors and heads of provincial working groups to facilitate and remove barriers to production, the Deputy Chief of Staff for Facilitation and Elimination of Barriers to Production, recalling the words of the head of the Judiciary, stressed the need to interact with the judiciary to avoid production.

According to the International Iranian Stone Exhibition, Babak Dineparast instructed governors across the country and heads of provincial working groups, recalling the executive regulations of Article (61) of the Law on Removing Barriers to Competitive Production and Improving the Country's Financial System, interacting with the judiciary to avoid The courts declared the issuance of rulings leading to the cessation of production and the closure of production units as one of the tasks of this headquarters.

In this instruction, the executive agents of the headquarters for facilitating and removing production barriers in the provinces are asked to take serious care in the strict implementation of the said bylaw and referring to the notices issued by the officials of the judiciary, at least during the last two years, the judiciary refuses to issue Rulings on confiscation and closure of production units and the non-necessity of summoning the CEOs of economic enterprises in various ways, to inform this headquarters of any possible violation of the regulations and directives related to this sector.

Pursuant to paragraph (5) of Article (3) of the Executive Regulations of Article (61) of the Supplementary Law on Elimination of Barriers to Competitive Production and Promotion of the Country's Financial System, on "interaction with the judiciary in order to avoid courts issuing rulings leading to cessation of production "Production" is emphasized; Meanwhile, the head of the judiciary, in a speech at the meeting of the Supreme Judicial Council in September last year, emphasized that "in no way should our judicial pursuits cause the workshop and the factory to face the slightest interruption. We always emphasize to our colleagues and different departments that in the case of factories and production workshops, if for any reason a responsible person is questioned and accused, it should not lead to interruptions in factories. "Factories and workshops must work with all their strength, strength and courage, and we support this, and we will, God willing."

* Tasnim