Romanian High Court Of Justice Suspends Govt Decision Recalculating Military Staff Pensions

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08.01.2011, 15:09 | Actuality | 772 views

The Romanian High Court of Justice on Friday evening ruled to suspend the application of a Government decision on recalculating the pensions of military staff, police officers and public servants with special status, who work in penitentiary administration.

The High Court of Justice's decision is definitive and upholds a decision ruled by the Cluj Court of Appeals on September 28, 2010.

The Cluj Court of Appeals' ruling was challenged by the Government at the High Court.

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