Știri despre codes

Romanian President Promulgates Civil Procedure Code, Criminal Procedure Code

20:36, 30 Iun. 2010

Romanian President Traian Basescu promulgated Wednesday the Civil Procedure Code and the Criminal Procedure Code.

Romanian Lower Chamber Adopts Civil Procedure Code, Criminal Procedure Code

18:17, 22 Iun. 2010

Romania’s Chamber of Deputies adopted Tuesday the draft Civil Procedure Code and Criminal Procedure Code, following an article-by-article vote.

Romanian President Promulgates Civil, Criminal Codes

14:12, 17 Iul. 2009

Romanian President Traian Basescu on Friday signed the decrees promulgating the country's new Civil Code and Criminal Code, the presidential administration said in a press release Friday.

Romanian Govt Approves Final Form Of Legal Codes, Accepts 23 Amendments

14:24, 22 Iun. 2009

The Romanian Government approved the final form of the Criminal and Civil Codes and accepted 23 amendments of a total 50, namely, 18 amendments to the Civil Code and five amendments to the Criminal Code, the minister for the relation with Parliament, Victor Ponta, said Monday.

Ordinance On Early Repeal Of Laws “Casts Shadow” On Code Adoption – Romanian Senate Chairman

14:20, 12 Iun. 2009

Romanian Senate Chairman Mircea Geoana said Friday that the ordinance adopted by the Government on the ability to amend or repeal normative acts before they enter force “casts a shadow” on the assumption of responsibility for the legal Codes.

Romanian Liberals Threaten No-Confidence Motion Over Codes’ Adoption

20:41, 10 Iun. 2009

Romanian Liberal Party, in opposition, on Wednesday criticized the government’s decision to assume responsibility for the criminal and civil codes in parliament and threatened with a no-confidence motion.

Romanian Govt Starts Procedures To Assume Codes In Parl – Sources

20:09, 10 Iun. 2009

The Romanian Justice Ministry said Wednesday the government has decided to assume responsibility in parliament for the criminal and civil Codes, which together with the draft criminal and civil procedure Codes aim to create a coherent and modern legislative framework.

Romania Govt To Assume Criminal, Civic Codes In Parliament – PM

19:05, 03 Iun. 2009

Romanian government is to assume responsibilities for the criminal and civil Codes following a new meeting of the governing coalition next week and a final meet with representatives of the civil society, Prime Minister Emil Boc said Wednesday.

Romanian Government To Decide On Legal Codes Adoption Wednesday

12:12, 01 Iun. 2009

Romanian Democratic Liberal Party vice-president Gheorghe Flutur said Monday that the ruling coalition has asked the Government to decide on Wednesday when it is to take responsibility for adopting the legal Codes.

Romania Govt To Pull Initial Draft Legal Codes From Parliament

20:52, 20 Mai 2009

The Romanian Government decided to withdraw from the Parliament the initial draft Criminal and Civil Codes, in order to take responsibility for the new texts, and the Secretariat General of the Government will send to Senate a request in this respect, according to talks in today’s Government meeting

Romanian Legal Code Enactment Has Become Political Dispute – Justice Min

12:04, 19 Mai 2009

Romanian justice minister Catalin Predoiu said Tuesday before the Senate's legal committee that the development of the legal codes has become a political dispute after the meeting held on February 26 at the presidential palace.

Decision To Adopt Responsibility For Codes Must Be Taken In Coalition – Romanian PM

16:13, 13 Mai 2009

The decision that the Romanian Government take responsibility before Parliament for the legal codes will be taken in the ruling Coalition, Prime Minister Emil Boc said Wednesday.

Romanian Social Democrat Head At Odds With President Over Adoption Of Legal Codes

13:40, 12 Mai 2009

Romania’s Social Democratic Party (PSD) president, Mircea Geoana, said Tuesday that president Traian Basescu’s accusations alleging he plans to boycott the adoption of the country’s legal codes are absurd, adding Basescu plans to lay all the blame on the Parliament and the social democrats.

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