Romanian Courts – Interim Courts for International Disputes
BUCHAREST (Reuters) – Romania’s President Klaus Iohannis has asked Interim Prime Minister Ludovic Orban to form a government and get a parliamentary vote of confidence as early as Saturday. He said on Friday that he expects Orban’s centre-right National Liberal Party, PNL, to be joined by centrist allies USR PLUS and the Democratic Union of Hungarians in Romania, UDMR, to build a coalition capable of securing enough votes to pass a budget and other legislative measures.
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The granting or denial of a request for an interim eu measure is usually determined within a day, sometimes even within hours. However, the workload of courts and varying levels of case management sophistication can influence how quickly a court will issue an order.
As a general rule, Romanian courts have jurisdiction over international disputes where the respondent is domiciled in Romania, has its headquarters or secondary place of business there, or when the specific circumstances demonstrate that there is a sufficient connection between the dispute and the state where the application has been filed. The NCPC can also establish other criteria for determining the competent court to hear a particular case. For example, a request for precautionary garnishment can be heard in a district or county court depending on the value of the asset and other relevant criteria. For example, if the asset amounts to more than 200,000 RON, the procedure will be conducted by a county court. However, if the value is less than this amount, the procedure will be conducted by a district court.
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