For the first time in the history of the Romanian justice, a Council of Justice sent the losers directly to the ECHR (European Court for the Human Rights) to receive their compensations from the money of the Romanian tax-payers. This is not a lawsuit like any other. This is the lawsuit regarding the parents of Minister of Justice, Monica Macovei.
Three judges from the High Court of Justice, other than the ones picked randomly to judge the file, have urgently decided for the parents of Minister of Justice, Monica Macovei, in a lawsuit regarding the retrocession of a house nationalized in 1950 from the Petrini family.
Long story short, the parents of the dignitary keep the house in the center of Bucharest (3rd, Ioanid Street), and the former owners, after being abused by the communists, were disappointed by the after-the-revolution Justice. Moreover, Maria Petrini, the only inheritor of the former owners, woke up to find she had been sent directly to the European Court for the Human Rights, in case she disagrees with the sentence.
NOTIFICATION. According to the papers in the file, the parents of the Minister of Justice have become from tenants owners of the house three months after they have received a notice from Maria Petrini in which they were informed not to buy the house from the state because the state is not the owner. "I, Maria Petrini (â¦) notify (â¦) that, after you receive the present notification you become bad-faith buyers", the inheritor wrote in 1996 to the family of Minister Macovei. Now, after more than nine years, a period in which two Romanian courts have decided for Maria Petrini, the High Court of Justice considers that the parents of Mrs. Macovei "have been good-faith buyers". This is because they "didnât see the relevancy of the notification made by the plaintiff, because she only had the right to ask for compensations". @N
