The High Court Could Rule Today in the Government's One Billion Euro Salary-Resistance Process of the Magistrates
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The High Court of Cassation and Justice would decide on Thursday the final solution in the process with the Government and the Ministry of Finance on the payment of the remaining salary rights of the magistrates. The stake of the dispute reaches approximately 5 billion lei, and the ruling has already been postponed five times.
The High Court of Cassation and Justice is due to rule on Thursday the final solution in the process that it won in the first instance with the Government and the Ministry of Finance for the non-payment of salary balances of the magistrates. The supreme court has already postponed five times the pronouncement of a solution in this case. The process is in the phase of appeal, after ...
The High Court of Cassation and Justice would rule on Thursday the final solution in the process that it won in the first instance with the Government and the Ministry of Finance on the payment of remaining salary rights to the magistrates, resulting from retroactively established increases through court decisions.
The High Court of Cassation and Justice (ICCJ) was to rule, on Thursday, after several postponements, on the appeal brought by the Government and the Ministry of Finance to the judgment of 5 May of the Court of Appeal Bucharest, which obliges the Executive to provide full funds for the payment of the remaining salary rights of the judges, due in 2026, including by budgetary correction. According to the Prime Minister demiss Ilie Bolojan, the amo…
The High Court of Cassation and Justice (CCJJ) is expected to rule on Thursday on the appeal brought by the Government and the Ministry of Finance concerning the payment of remaining salary rights to the magistrates. The level of the dispute is estimated at approximately 5 billion lei.
The verdict expected in the High Court-Govern process for the 1 billion euro salary surpluses of the mayors of the High Court of Cassation and Justice is to pronounce on Thursday the definitive solution in the process that won in the first instance with the Government and the Ministry of Finance for the non-payment of...More ...
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