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Social | 11.03.10 | 16:38

No more Milano: A popular boutique in Yerevan’s center is alienated for the public interest

By Siranuysh Gevorgyan
ArmeniaNow reporter
One of the oldest and most expensive boutiques in Yerevan – ‘Milano’ (founded in 1995) is closed since March 10, when representatives of the Service for Compulsory Execution of Judicial Acts alienated the whole property of the first floor of the three-storied trading hall.

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vaghinak (unverified)
11.03.2010 13:07
I think "alienated property" means "confiscated Property". But it's in armgrish so it may mean something completely different.
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Anonymous (unverified)
11.03.2010 11:28
I read "alienated the whole property" << what does that mean :( Is that a foreclosure? Eviction?
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