Djakarta Lloyd vs former staffers<\/p>\n
JAKARTA (JP): Residents of PT Djakarta Lloyd housing complex
\non Jl. Hadiah, Jelambar, West Jakarta, protested yesterday an
\neviction order which the company handed them despite court
\nrulings in the residents' favor.<\/p>\n
In the eviction order, which was sent by the company to
\nresidents last week, the occupants were advised to accept
\ncompensation of between Rp 7 million and Rp 60 million and vacate
\ntheir houses.<\/p>\n
The dispute over the properties' rights began in late 1991
\nwhen the state-owned company decided to sell the company-owned
\nhouses to non-residents.<\/p>\n
The plan was opposed by the occupants, initially comprised of
\n32 families of high-placed company officials, who had occupied
\nthe houses since 1965.<\/p>\n
The families insisted on staying, claiming they had the right
\nto do so based on a decree issued by the Minister of Finance in
\n1991. According to the decree, every state-owned company
\nintending to sell its assets has to have the agreement of its
\nemployees, who must be given priority in the purchase of assets
\nat 50 percent of the going market price.<\/p>\n
The residents' representative G.P.H. Hehuwat told reporters
\nthat the present eviction order was sent a week after the company
\nagreed to revoke its first order, which was abrogated by the
\nappellate court.<\/p>\n
\"The company can refer this case to the High Court. It cannot
\njust send this kind of order, which is contradictory to the
\ncourt's decision,\" Hehuwat said.<\/p>\n
Company officials were not available for comment. (01)<\/p>", "url": "https:\/\/jawawa.id\/newsitem\/djakarta-lloyd-vs-former-staffers-1447893297", "image": "" }, "sponsor": "Okusi Associates", "sponsor_url": "https:\/\/okusiassociates.com" }