ROMANIAN COURT
September 1st, 2004
BY KEITH NUTHALL
ROMANIA was to inaugurate its first specialised commercial court on October 1, part of a process to match the country's legal system with norms in the European Union (EU). The business court will be staffed with eight judges, seven clerks and four support staff (including an IT specialist). The European Commission said: "Setting up specialised courts is an important part of the judicial reform in Romania".
ROMANIA was to inaugurate its first specialised commercial court on October 1, part of a process to match the country's legal system with norms in the European Union (EU). The business court will be staffed with eight judges, seven clerks and four support staff (including an IT specialist). The European Commission said: "Setting up specialised courts is an important part of the judicial reform in Romania".
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