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Bulgarian operators win reprieve after court rulingBulgarian operators win reprieve after court ruling
Tina Milton
1-Nov-2005
BULGARIA. The Bulgarian supreme administrative court (SAC) has dismissed tender regulations issued by former finance minister Milen Velchev as "insignificant and worthless"
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The ruling earlier this month upholds complaints from duty-free operators and will result in the postponement of several border tenders.
Six retailers called on SAC to delay the tenders for
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