Courts of Romania
A High Court of Cassation and Justice at the top of the general courts, with administrative disputes heard inside the same system, and a Constitutional Court apart.
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Courts
Stands apart from the chain of appeals
Worth knowing
- Administrative and tax disputes are heard by specialised sections of the ordinary courts.
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