The CCJ Is Expected to Make a Decision, After Six Postponements, in the Case of the Appeal on the Remaining Salary Rights of the Magistrates
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The High Court of Cassation and Justice (CCJJ) is expected to rule on Thursday, after six postponements, in the trial that it won in the first instance against the Government and the Ministry of Finance. The file concerns the payment of salary balances of the judges, resulting from retroactively established increases by court decisions.
The High Court of Cassation and Justice is expected to rule on Thursday, after six postponements, 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 process is in the appellate phase, after the Court ...
The High Court of Cassation and Justice (ICCJ) would rule, on Thursday, a decision, after six postponements, in the case of the appeal brought by the Government and the Ministry of Finance to the sentence of 5 May of the Court of Appeal Bucharest, which obliges the Executive to ensure...
The Decision on the Salary Arrears of Judges and Prosecutors Has Been Postponed for the Seventh Time
This is the seventh time the Supreme Court has postponed a decision in this case.
The High Court of Cassation and Justice (ICCJ) postponed Thursday to the seventh time the pronouncement of a definitive 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 magistrates, [...]
The High Court of Cassation and Justice has postponed until 15 October the pronouncement in the process between the supreme court, the Government and the Ministry of Finance. The stake of the file is payment of the remaining salary rights of the magistrates, worth approximately 5 billion lei. The decision comes to a day after the CCR rejected as inadmissible the referral of the Government on a possible constitutional conflict.
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