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Partners who paid for land ask the Army to hand it over and not return it

Partners who paid for land ask the Army to hand it over and not return it

The partners of the Salaverry consortium resorted to an arbitration process to require the Peruvian Army to comply with the delivery of the land for the Home building in the district of Mariano Melgar in Arequipa.

The approximately 1,800 members that they paid in presale of the Ciudad Salaverry housing project, ask to continue with the schedule that was established before the arrival of the pcoronavirus andemia.

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According to the press release issued by the Salaverry City Housing Consortiumone of the referees was recently changed, which is the reason for the delay.

The change of Minister of Defense would delay the dialogue to speed up the sale and transfer of landas the housing project was designed.

Of the 3,520 lots on offer, the consortium sold 1,980 lots and with it paid the Army 75% of the agreed amount, missing pay only the amount of 15 million soles.

However, of the 181 hectares that the Army intended to sell, at least 80 would be occupied by residents of the young town of Tahuantinsuyo. This delayed the legal sanitation of the property.

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