SloveniaThe former villa of Boris Dolamič, a formerly wealthy director and majority owner of construction firm Grosuplje who later went bankrupt and was imprisoned for harming creditors, has been fully sold. The villa, located in Kranjska Gora near the forest, was purchased by Iva Teppervienová from the Czech Republic for €1.75 million. Previously, half of the villa had been auctioned off in 2023 for €353,000 to a company owned by Primož Kokot. According to land registry records, Iva Teppervienová now holds ownership rights, though there is a deadline of November 1 for her to formally claim the property. The villa spans 200 square meters of usable space on a 1,229-square-meter plot. Iva Teppervienová is linked to Aurelian Teppervien, a 20% shareholder of the Czech investment group Conseq Investment, which manages assets worth around ten billion euros.
Bias read (Center): The article presents factual information about the sale of a property previously owned by a convicted individual involved in financial misconduct. It provides background on the legal status of the property and mentions the new owners without overtly favoring any political perspective or using biased
