Kadžulis's representative appeals ruling in dispute with "Vienotība" party
The authorized representative of Soaar head Renārs Kadžulis has appealed a first-instance court ruling that upheld the "Vienotība" party's claim against Kadžulis over statements deemed damaging to its honor and dignity, news agency LETA has learned.
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The authorized representative of Renārs Kadžulis, head of the company Soaar, has filed an appeal against a first-instance court ruling in a civil case between Kadžulis and the political party "Vienotība". According to information obtained by the LETA news agency, the court of first instance had sided with "Vienotība" in its claim against Kadžulis, ordering him to retract statements that the party considered damaging to its honor and dignity.
With the appeal now filed, the ruling does not take immediate legal effect. The case will proceed to review by a higher court, which will assess whether the first-instance decision was justified. No public information is yet available on the further timeline or scheduling of the appellate proceedings.
Background of the case
The dispute between Kadžulis and "Vienotība" arose over statements that the party regarded as harmful to its honor and dignity, prompting it to seek a court order for their retraction. The first-instance court ruled in the party's favor, but Kadžulis's side disagrees with the decision and is now exercising its right to challenge it.
LETA reports that the information about the filing of the appeal was provided by Kadžulis's authorized representative. Further details of the arguments underpinning the appeal have not yet been made public.

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