The losers of Bank Melli should go to the police
According to the financial monetary news, Bank Melli Iran announced: Separation of stolen property and determination of specific ownership of each of them is an inevitable necessity and accurate implementation of this issue requires basic actions by the judiciary, intelligence police, jewelry union and Bank Melli It is Iran.
According to the announcement of the judicial authority, in order to facilitate and expedite the accurate identification of the owners of the discovered property, it is necessary to provide customary ownership documents such as purchase invoice, possible photo, announcement of purchase address and other evidence that the victims think can be effective in determining the issue.
In conflicting cases, the final resolution of the issue is the responsibility of the judicial authority and requires careful consideration, which is done by inviting customers.
Accordingly, the owners of the discovered property can prepare the documents as soon as possible and hand them over as soon as they are summoned by the Tehran 34th District Court or the Awareness Police.
The identity of the stolen property is being verified
Regarding the continuation of the case of the thieves of the University Branch Leasing Fund, the Deputy Commander-in-Chief of the country stated: During several meetings and interactions with the senior managers of Bank Melli Iran, basic solutions have been provided to determine the property of the victims.
Sardar Ghasem Rezaei reminded: the property will be handed over to the victims as soon as possible with the coordination of the judicial authority, the representative of the police and the National Bank of Iran, after identification and verification.
Emphasizing that the hard-working employees of Bank Melli Iran are trustworthy, he said: “After receiving the stolen property from the police, the bank should return it to the original owners as soon as possible, because this action will make everyone happy to return the property.” They had a share to their owners.