Hearing for land dispute in La Romana postponed until November
The legal conflict over the ownership of strategic lands located in La Romana has taken a new turn. The Civil and Commercial Chamber of this district decided to postpone the court hearing involving Bienes Nacionales, the Adulam House Foundation, and the Mutualist Center, setting the next date for November 10th.
The property, located specifically at the intersection of Héctor P. Quezada street and Doctor Hernández street, remains under strict military surveillance. This measure remains in effect while the justice system continues to evaluate the files and arguments presented by the parties in litigation.
Judicial process details
During the recent session, the legal representatives of the involved sectors presented their arguments regarding the ownership and occupancy rights of the property. The controversy centers on the divergent positions of each entity:
- National Assets: Maintains that the lands are the property of the Dominican State.
- Adulam House Foundation: Maintains its property claims within the legal framework.
- Mutualist Center: Continues with its litigation process to defend its rights over the land.
The dispute remains open due to the different positions of the parties regarding the rights they claim to have over the property, which has generated great expectation in the La Romana community for a definitive resolution.
Alofoke Deportes Editorial Staff
To date, no ruling has been issued that conclusively settles the ownership of the land. Therefore, the court has chosen to grant this additional period to delve deeper into the evidence presented. It is expected that at the hearing on November 10, the process will move toward a decisive stage that finally clarifies the legal situation of these lands in La Romana.
