Feb 26 2025
Lisa, S.A.
<doc id="pty-31638-12-2022-04-12-a" /> of April 12, 2022 approved the extrajudicial settlement between the parties and directed the lifting of the 2012 attachment. That ruling was affirmed on appeal by the Fourth Superior Tribunal on September 30, 2024, as recorded in <doc id="pty-31638-12-2024-10-01-a" />, rendering it final and enforceable. In compliance, the Court issued <doc id="pty-31638-12-2025-01-03-a" /> of January 3, 2025, directed to Villamorey, ordering the return of funds deposited at GTC Bank. As of this filing, that order had not been complied with.
Just three weeks earlier, on February 3, 2025, both parties jointly filed a <doc id="pty-31638-12-2025-02-03-a" /> to communicate the lifting of the attachment over Lisa, S.A.'s shares in Guatemala. The present motion, within <law id="pty-31638-12" />, is unilateral and focuses exclusively on the retained bank funds.
BDT argues that, while <doc id="pty-31638-12-2025-01-03-a" /> was properly issued, directing it to Villamorey proved ineffective in securing the release of funds. The motion contends that both Lisa, S.A. and BDT (by virtue of the assignment) have been deprived for years of legitimate possession and use of the sums deposited at GTC Bank. BDT characterizes the situation as jeopardizing its commercial operations and requests that the court instruct the bank directly, bypassing Villamorey.
"Se trata de una orden judicial, ejecutoriada, que lamentablemente no ha sido acatada hasta la fecha, lo que ha llevado a poner en riesgo el buen desarrollo y gestión de los actos de comercio de nuestra representada." (Page 1)