The Supreme Court, Expected to Take a Decision, After Seven Postponements, in the Case of the Appeal on the Remaining Salary Rights of the Magistrates, of Nearly 5 Billion Lei / Court of Appeal Bucharest Obliged the Government to Ensure the Necessary Funds in Full
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The CCJ is expected to rule on Thursday, October 15, the final decision in the process with the Government and the Ministry of Finance on the allocation of the funds necessary to pay the salary balances in the judicial system, estimated at 4.8 billion lei. The pronunciation was postponed seven times, the last deadline being set for October 8. Article the CCJ decides on Thursday in the process of 4.8 billion lei with the Government. The executive…
The High Court of Cassation and Justice is expected to pronounce, Thursday, the final solution in the trial 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, resulting from retroactively established increases through judicial rulings. The stake of this trial is about 5 billion lei, the equivalent of ...
The High Court of Cassation and Justice (ICCJ) was to rule on Thursday, after seven 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 obliged the Executive to ensure full funds for the payment of the remaining salary rights of the judges, due in 2026, including by budgetary correction. According to interim Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan, the amount to …
The High Court of Cassation and Justice could pronounce, 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 outstanding salary rights to the magistrates.
The High Court of Cassation and Justice could pronounce, 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 outstanding salary rights to the magistrates, resulting from retroactively established increases through court rulings.
The High Court of Cassation and Justice could pronounce the final verdict on Thursday in the case with the Government and the Ministry of Finance on the payment of salary surpluses of magistrates, resulting from retroactive increases established by court decisions.
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