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In this article the author intends to present from a constitutional perspective the legal nature of the institution of the Public Ministry, as it was configured in the texts of the Basic Law and analyzed in the specialized doctrine. There are analyzed, in detail, the place and the constitutional role of the Public Ministry as institutional structure of the judicial authority, as well as the role and attributions of the prosecutors’ offices in conducting the criminal investigation. -
This study aims to both emphasize the specificity of employment law amidst other fields of law from Romania and also contribute to the promotion and support the thesis of its autonomy. The formula of conception and drafting of the paper privileged the development of a concrete and detailed analysis over the studies of several authors, regarding the question whether certain legal institutions, characterizing employment law, can be construed and applied in light of the contractualism principle, specific to civil law. Essentially, we argued that certain rights, belonging to workers, i.e. the rights regulated under the law and applicable collective labour agreements, are not negotiable in light of Article 38 of the Labour Code. In addition, we argued that the dismissal legal regime is imperative, thus forming part of „the public social order”, as French scholars define this concept. Consequently, this qualification impedes, from a legal standpoint, all waiver in relation to the employers’ obligations of invoking and proving the existence of a legal and valid dismissal ground.
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Respecting equality of rights, as well as obligation of non-discrimination, assumes taking in consideration the treatment that the law provides to those to whom it applies during the period in which its regulations are in force, legal treatment that cannot be different. This paper presents a very serious problem to be debated, for the resolution of which the solution consists in the analysis of the constitutionality and/or deficiencies of the law in relation to Article 3 of Law No 76/2012 for the implementation of Law No 134/2010 on the Civil Procedure Code, in particular in the situation of the Court being subject to time limitation in a suit in respect to Article 46 (1) of Law No 10/2001 regarding the legal status of buildings abusively appropriated between 6 March 1945–22 December 1989 (by which the suspensions can last indefinitely without becoming outdated, in the regulation of the old Civil Procedure Code). Further to be verified if the principle of non-retroactivity of civil procedure law – referring to the civil action being subject to time limitation in a suit – is compatible with Article 6 of the ECHR Convention that guarantees the right to a fair trial, and if individuals who are judged under the old law are discriminated against in relation to those who are judged under the rule of the new law and to which the privilege special time limitation in a suit within 10 years applies.
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One of the forms of the forced joint ownership on shares is represented by family memories, the legal regulation consisting in Articles 1141–1142 of the Civil Code. Among the problems that rise on the legal status of these goods, a particular interest consists in the inclusion in this category of goods with a special economic value, and also the possibility to claim these memories from the one who unjustly holds them.
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In this article, the author considers that the option of the legislator for the monistic system regulating the private law relations, adopted by the new Civil Code, following which the commercial relations have become civil legal relations, is an error. It is further submitted for analysis the proposal to repeal, within the normative acts implementing the Civil Code, the provisions by which the names specific to the commercial law have been replaced by names specific to the civil law.
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The Law No 136/1995 on insurance and reinsurance in Romania did not expressly mention that the insurer acquires a right of regress against the person responsible for causing the prejudice, but only that the former is subrogated in all rights of the insured or of the beneficiary of the insurance. The wording has generated some different interpretations in practice as regards the action of the insurer to the reparation of the prejudice, this being classified either as special action, founded on the civil tort liability, or as action of common law, based on the civil contractual liability. These interpretations have led to the express regulation of the action for regress within Article 31 (6) of the Government Emergency Ordinance No 54/2016 concerning the compulsory motor vehicle insurance for civil liability for the prejudices caused to third parties by vehicle and tram accidents, which has repealed the Law No 136/1995, but which does not have a law for adoption yet. -
The Law No 136/1995 on insurance and reinsurance in Romania did not expressly mention that the insurer acquires a right of regress against the person responsible for causing the prejudice, but only that the former is subrogated in all rights of the insured or of the beneficiary of the insurance. The wording has generated some different interpretations in practice as regards the action of the insurer to the reparation of the prejudice, this being classified either as special action, founded on the civil tort liability, or as action of common law, based on the civil contractual liability. These interpretations have led to the express regulation of the action for regress within Article 31 (6) of the Government Emergency Ordinance No 54/2016 concerning the compulsory motor vehicle insurance for civil liability for the prejudices caused to third parties by vehicle and tram accidents, which has repealed the Law No 136/1995, but which does not have a law for adoption yet.
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Scurte observații privind istoricul cauzei. La data de 15 iulie 2013, Comitetul cetățenilor constituit pentru promovarea inițiativei cetățenești (în continuare Organizatorii) a prezentat Comisiei Europene propunerea de inițiativă cetățenească europeană1 (în continuare ICE), intitulată „Minority SafePack – one million signatures for diversity in Europe”, ce avea ca obiect invitarea Comisiei de a adopta acte la nivelul UE (regulamente, directive, decizii individuale, recomandări), având drept scop „îmbunătățirea protejării drepturilor persoanelor
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The study1 is structured around case law elements revealed by the European Union Court of Justice in the field of protecting the financial interests, as resulting from the Judgment in Taricco and others Case. The arguments rising from this judgment have effect in two relatively neighboured matters such as fighting European revenues fraud and fighting tax fraud. Solving the case, the Court seems to abolish the borders between the two concepts, generating a series of issues in criminal law.
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In this study we intend to discuss and to find a solution for the multiple aspects specific to the removal of application of the foreign law in the national law, but also to trace the influences of the European law on the domestic law. We will analyze in detail the independence of application of the foreign law from the condition of reciprocity, invoking the foreign law before the authorities of the forum, but also aspects concerning the contractual incorporation of the foreign law. We will define the notion of application of the foreign law and, likewise, we will subject to investigation the modalities in which this application occurs. In order to elaborate this study we will consider the relevant domestic law, the provisions of the international conventions concerning the application of the foreign law, the provisions in the matter of the European law, the legislation and the case law from different States, and we will raise for discussion the decision of the Constitutional Court of Romania No 294/2016 relating to the rejection of the plea of unconstitutionality of the provisions of Article 1.096 (1) c) of the Civil Procedure Code, which gives us a practical view on the subject-matter discussed.
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The study deals with the manner in which the provisions of Article 227 (1) of the Criminal Procedure Code should be interpreted. It emphasizes that, although it should have been a relatively easy activity, by reference to the historical perspective, to the evolution of the texts which regulated this matter over time and to the rules set by the ECHR case law with reference to the preventive deprivation of liberty, reality proved that the judicial practice had encountered serious difficulties in interpreting and applying the provisions in question, with important repercussions also on other institutions in relation to the preventive measures. This doctrinal approach intends to analyze the different interpretations of Article 227 (1) of the Criminal Procedure Code and to propose a thoroughly reasoned manner of interpretation and application.
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In this article, the author analyzes the provisions of Article 124 of the Romanian Constitution, which have as regulatory object the administration of justice. The concept of justice can be examined from multiple points of view, including from the perspective of the theory of law. The author shows that, although justice is the favourite subject of examination of the theorists and practitioners of law specialised in the civil procedure and in the criminal procedure, it is also relevant the analysis of the term of justice from the point of view of the constitutional law. It is analyzed, thus, the concept of justice, the constitutional characters of justice, the constitutional significance of the independence of the judges and its legal effects. Unlike the independence of the judges, which is established by constitutional norm, the independence of prosecutors is established by the legislative will of the Parliament, which means that they do not benefit from constitutional guarantees, but only from the legal ones.
