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The court notified Real Arenas, the WTorre company responsible for managing Allianz Parque, on Friday (16), regarding a debt to Palm trees. The club receives 128 million Brazilian riyals, referring to transfers that have not been made by the company stipulated in the stadium contract since its opening.
Through the court procedure, Real Arenas has three working days to pay the amount that Verdão is charging, that is, until next Wednesday (21). If the amount is not settled, the company has 15 days to respond to the action, with potential exposure to liens and other actions if it does not respond to the dispute.
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The debt relates to the division of arena revenue, which includes a percentage of naming rights, show rent, parking, snack bars and boxes. Despite acknowledging the shortfall in this transfer to Palmeiras, Real Arenas is contesting the sums paid.
As for ge, the company said it was not aware of the content of the court notice sent on Friday. Moreover, he criticizes the way Alviverde, the actress of Leila Pereira, managed the operation.
– Real Arenas has not read the event content and will continue to act accordingly. However, we were surprised by the collection of sums in the judiciary under discussion in the arbitration between the parties. In Real Arenas’ view, it is an illegal lobbying tool and middleman used by the president, Laila Pereira.
Without specifying whether he will meet the deadline, Real Arenas has until midnight next Wednesday (21) to settle the debt.
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