The Prosecutor’s Office examined the complaint regarding the “Whale” plot

The Prosecutor's Office examined the complaint regarding the "Whale" plot

In March of this year, the Vilnius District Prosecutor’s Office received a request to investigate the legality of the sale of the mentioned land plot and to protect the public interest. The request states that in September 2025, a 5.8740 ha state land plot in Vilnius, P. Lukšys Street, was sold to the joint-stock company initiating the transformation planning of the PC “Banginis/Senukai”.

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The applicant asked the prosecutor’s office to conduct a public interest protection investigation and determine whether this plot was sold legally and justifiably in a rush, under what circumstances the sale took place, how its price was determined, whether it was justifiably sold without an auction, and why the objections of local residents were not taken into account.

The prosecutor of the Vilnius District Prosecutor’s Office who conducted the public interest protection investigation found that the market value of the land plot, for which it was sold, was calculated by performing an individual valuation according to the requirements of the legal acts in force at the time of the land plot sale.

The company had the right to acquire this plot without an auction because it is necessary for the proper operation of buildings owned by property rights. The size of the land plot meets the required size criteria. Having found no legal basis to protect the public interest, the prosecutor made a decision in June of this year to refuse to apply public interest protection measures.

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The applicant appealed this prosecutor’s decision. After reviewing the complaint, the prosecutor of the Public Interest Protection Department of the General Prosecutor’s Office made a decision on September 15 to dismiss it. The senior prosecutor concluded that the prosecutor who conducted the public interest protection investigation properly qualified the legal relations and reasonably assessed the established circumstances as not providing grounds for the prosecutor to initiate the application of public interest protection measures.

The decision of the senior prosecutor may be appealed to a court of general jurisdiction within 30 calendar days from the date of receipt of the copy of the decision.

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