The CCJ Has Finally Won the Government's Trial. The Stake: a Billion Euros for Teachers' Salary Surpluses
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The High Court of Cassation and Justice has finally won the trial that it initiated against the Government and the Ministry of Finance on the payment of remaining salary rights to magistrates, resulting from retroactively established increases through court rulings.
The High Court of Cassation led by Lia Savonea has decided that the government must immediately pay 1,000,000,000 euros to the teachers. The decision is final.
Hit for the Government and, implicitly, the country's budget. The High Court of Cassation and Justice (ICCJ) obtained a definitive victory in the lawsuit of the Government and the Ministry of Finance for the payment of salary surpluses of the magistrates, worth about 5 billion lei, equivalent to a billion euros. The decision was pronounced Thursday, October 15, at a time [...] The post ICCJ wins the final process with the Government for salary s…
The government could end up paying penalties of around €9 million for each day of delay in the case of salary losses of magistrates. The High Court of Cassation and Justice (CCCJ) has finally won the process with the Executive and the Ministry of Finance, and the decision of the Court of Appeal Bucharest provides for a 10-day period for securing funds. The amounts are considerable, especially under the conditions in which Romania is already faci…
The High Court of Cassation and Justice (CCCJ) has finally won the trial against the Romanian Government and the Ministry of Finance for the payment of the remaining salary rights of the magistrates, resulting from retroactive increases established by judicial decisions. The Government and Ministry of Finance have 10 days available for the implementation of the decision, according to the Court of Appeal's decision
The High Court of Cassation and Justice (CCJC) has finally won the process with the Government and the Ministry of Finance, on the payment of the remaining salaries of the magistrates. The decision was taken on Thursday, October 15, and the authorities have 10 days to implement it. The amount that the State must ensure is about 5 billion [...] The Article Government must pay almost a billion euros for the remaining salaries of the magistrates ap…
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