By Staff Reporter
ADDIS ABABA – (BORKENA) – Tomoka Coffee, a renowned Private Limited Company in Ethiopia, filed a 48.2 million birr lawsuit against Ncomad Construction Private Limited Company otherwise known as Denbel City Centre, sources disclosed.
The Weekly Amharic, Addis Admas, reported last Saturday that the plaintiff, Tomoka Coffee, entered into a lease agreement with Ncomad Construction on January 15, 2019 to use the 137-square-metre space at the Dunbel City Centre building as a coffee shop cafeteria until January 14, 2029. According to the case file submitted to the Federal High Court, Lideta Division, the plaintiff spent 1 million 491 thousand 403 Birr for the construction executed in March 2019 to make the place suitable for the business and up to the standard.
However, in a letter written on October 30, 2023, the defendant stated that the lease was terminated and following this the cafe’s power line was cut off and the company was deprived of its legal right to give public service.
The details of the charge deal that the reasons for the defendant’s termination of the contract were outside the law and caused the plaintiff a loss of a huge amount of money and therefore requested the court to give order for the compensation of birr 48,272,360.
Abebe Mengesha, the manager of Ncomad Construction PLC, was asked to comment on the issue through telephone. But he declined saying that he would “not give any response over the phone”. Therefore, Addis Admas could not include his response.
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