Parties’ freedom of will is expressed through the following three principles: 1. contractual freedom; 2. the binding power of the contract; and 3. the relativity of the contract’s effects. The parties are free to contract or not, to choose the other contracting party and to determine the...

Through the organization and operation of public administration in Romania, based on the fundamental and legal principles, an environment is created which is adequate for the development of tighter relationships between the citizens and the local authorities they elect to timely meet the needs...

In time, the legal status of the property had a distinct physiognomy, whether it was public or private. Such a situation was noted into the practice of the Constitutional Court of Romania when arrised the question about recovery of property which belonged to the former king of Romania. On this...

The water is one of the most important regenerable resources of the future. Water cryses, pollution, global warming, increased compsumptions need specific reglementation to find the best way to prevent a major water cryses. The Water Framework Directive in E.U. as well as other conferences and...

European Convention on Human Rights focuses on the concept of state responsibility, but also the responsibility of the Community as a result of actions taken by EU institutions and the responsibility of Member States, i.e. the actions taken by state authorities in exercise of the powers of the...

The infraction victims suffer certain consequences that can be of material, physical-biological, social and moral (psychological) nature. Through committing certain infractions, the victims are caused the loss of some organs or senses or the ceasing of their functioning, physical or psychical...