The Nordis scandal brings legislative changes in the real estate sector. Ilie Bolojan, the president of the Senate, says that advances for real estate acquisition should be limited.
Bolojan says advances for real estate purchases should be limited photo: Archive
“I think it takes a change in legislation and I hope to do it as soon as possible. Not things done on the knees, that this has been done many times when a matter is happening in Romania, we come up with a very harsh law, but we do not solve the problem on the merits“, Bolojan told Digi24, during an interview to be completely broadcast on Saturday, on the show” In front of you “.
The Senate president states that the new law should provide guarantees to protect customers when they give advance.
“On the one hand, the contracts that are made and the money that is advanced will be so made that the amounts are limited, and if someone wants to give a large amount, the company that receives this money will be obliged to offer a form of guarantee, a letter of bank guarantee or an insurance element to protect that citizen“He explained.
Ilie Bolojan’s statement was made under the conditions in which several people tricked by the Nordis scheme had a meeting with the company judicial administrator, trying to find a solution to recover the money given.
CITR, as a judicial administrator of Nordis Management SRL, did an analysis of the company situation, claiming that the company went into insolvency following a long series of inappropriate decisions.
“Mainly we speak of the non -completion of the ends of completion, the accelerated decapitalization due to the steep decrease of the sales volume and the payment obligations generated by the non -observance of the terms as well as the development of several projects that have had a negative effect on the entire portfolio of Nordis Management. SRL“, Citr said.
