The Tuzla Seawall Returns to the Public Domain of the State After 11 Years of Litigation. Buzoianu: "33 Hectares Have Been Definitively Recovered"
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33 hectares of cliff in the commune of Tuzla are returning to the public domain of the Romanian state, after 11 years of litigation. Environment Minister Diana Buzoianu announced that the High Court of Cassation and Justice has issued a final decision in this case.
The Romanian state is again the owner, after 11 years of trials, of 33 hectares on the Black Sea cliff of Tuzla. Sentence is final. According to the Minister of the Environment, the illegalities committed in Tuzla represent a reality on the entire Romanian coast.
Almost 33 hectares of the Tuzla cliff return to public property of the state after 11 years of litigation. The High Court of Cassation and Justice has definitively rejected the appeal made by the Tuzla Commune and the Tuzla Local Council against the decision of the Constance Court of Appeal. Environment Minister Diana Buzoianu announced Thursday that the area of approximately [...]
Minister of the Environment, Waters and Forests, Diana Buzoianu, announced, Thursday, that over 30 hectares of the Tuzla cliff have been recovered and remain in the public property of the state by a final sentence,...
Interim Minister of the Environment, Diana Buzoianu, announced the recovery by the Romanian state of 33 hectares on the Tuzla cliff, after 11 years of processes related to the transfer of public property to the city hall, which sold and granted part of the land.
33 hectares of the Tuzla Passage remain permanently in state property, after 11 years of trials, as a result of the decision of the High Court of Cassation and Justice.
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