The period for executing court decisions on cases in which the state is a debtor will be decreased from six months to three. A legislative initiative to this effect was passed by Parliament, IPN reports.

The bill was drafted in a move to implement the Constitutional Court’s judgment of November 17, 2016 concerning provisions about the collection of debts from the state and to remove the relevant regulations that run counter to the Constitution.  

The Constitutional Court held then that the execution period of three months is sufficient and reasonable and recommended specifying the difference between situations when the suspension of court decisions is requested by private individuals and private legal entities and those when the applicants are public legal entities.