Both parties presented their evidence to the court and now they are awaiting its verdict, the paper says. Independent expert reports mostly support Diag Human's claims, Pravo writes. In the early 1990's, Diag Human wanted to trade in blood plasma from Czech transfusion Study boosts wine chemical hopes ...
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Spain dig yields ancient European ... stations, but the project fell through after an unfavourable comment on the firm by the then health minister. In 1998, an arbitration court ruled that the company should receive an apology and financial compensation.
The dispute has only concerned the sum to be paid in compensation since then. The government has already paid 326.6 million crowns to Diag Human for harming its good name. ($1=15.574 crowns)
(Ceske Noviny)
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