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Following the Supreme Court's decision, the GJKKO also rejected Malltez's request to lift the seizure of assets.
The Special Court against Corruption and Organized Crime (SCOC) has rejected Jamarbër Malltez's request to lift the seizure measure on his assets.
Malltezi, the son-in-law of former Prime Minister Sali Berisha, had filed a request with this court on April 2 for the return of 25 properties seized by SPAK and GJKKO, arguing that he does not have sufficient income to live.
At the hearing, his legal representative stated that Malltez's bank accounts are empty. On the other hand, the Special Prosecution Office disputed this claim, emphasizing that only a portion of the assets are subject to seizure, while others remain outside this measure.
According to data made public during the investigation, Malltezi turns out to own four apartments in various European cities, namely in Munich, Brussels, Rotterdam and Budapest, with a value of several million euros. These assets were not previously declared and were identified during the SPAK investigation.
However, these properties are not included in the list of seized assets, as the prosecution has focused on assets worth around 5.4 million euros, an amount that is suspected to have been gained from the privatization of the former "Partizani" complex.
Earlier, the Supreme Court also rejected another request by Malltez to lift the seizure of assets he co-owns with Argita Berisha.
Likewise, the Supreme Court did not accept the request of the Malltezi-Berisha couple for the return of rental income, administered until now by the Agency for the Administration of Sequestered Assets.
Seized assets:
– Monetary amounts seized in several bank accounts in euros, lek and US dollars, in the name of Jamarbër Malltez.
– Apartment with an area of approximately 128 m², located on "Mustafa Matohiti" street, Tirana.
– Basement with an area of approximately 18 m², on “Mustafa Matohiti” street, Tirana.
– Basement with an area of approximately 28 m², on “Mustafa Matohiti” street, Tirana.
– Apartment with an area of approximately 195 m², located on "Mustafa Matohiti" street, Tirana.
– Apartment with an area of approximately 102 m², in the area of "Mustafa Matohiti" street, Tirana.
– Apartment with an area of approximately 208 m², located on “Dëshmorët e 4 Shkurtit” street, Tirana.
– Real estate registered in cadastral zone 8270, Tirana.
– Real estate co-owned by Jamarbër and Argita Malltez.
– Apartment with an area of approximately 346 m², with shared construction areas.
– Apartment with an area of approximately 356 m², with shared construction areas.
– Service unit with an area of approximately 459 m², with common areas.
– Service unit with an area of approximately 379 m², with common areas.
– Apartment with an area of approximately 375 m², with shared areas.
– Land and villa (duplex apartment) with construction area on two floors, including veranda.
– Unit located on the ground floor of a multi-storey building, on “Frosina Plaku” street, Tirana.
– Share capital quotas in a commercial company in the field of construction and design.
– Full quotas of the founding capital in a commercial company in the real estate field.
– Majority share of the share capital in a commercial company in the field of fitness and sports activities.
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