STUDY: The "loser" state before individuals in the Supreme Court, most of the confrontations have been won by the citizens

2022-07-14 11:27:28Aktualitet SHKRUAR NGA REDAKSIA VOX
STUDY: The "loser" state before individuals in the Supreme Court, most
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In the entire year 2021 and in the first 6 months of this year 2022 in the Supreme Court, the Administrative College, the state has lost most of the confrontations it had with individuals or businesses.

The figures were published today by this institution itself. More than 51% of the cases in the last 18 months the state has been the loser, while it has been the winner in only 32% of the cases.

The rest have been returned for trial.

Supreme Court Notice

The Administrative College of the Supreme Court wishes to bring to the attention of public opinion that for the year 2021 and the first half of 2022, the successful passing of the test of admissibility of recourse between the individual/private legal entity on the one hand, and public bodies on the other on the other hand, it appears in favor of the former. 

*For 2021, 421 appeals submitted by private individuals/legal entities (55.3%) successfully passed the eligibility test, against 340 appeals submitted by public bodies (44.6%).

*Even for the first six months of 2022, the recourse eligibility test is successful for individuals/private legal entities. Out of 892 decisions given for the resolution of cases on the merits, 751 cases have received final solutions, while 141 cases have been returned for retrial.

Referring to the 751 cases that were finally resolved by the Administrative College, it turns out that 459 appeals submitted by private individuals/legal entities (61.1%) successfully passed the admissibility test, against 292 appeals submitted by public bodies (38 .9%).

In the total of these cases, 51.46% are the appeals presented by private individuals/legal entities, 32.7% are the appeals presented by public bodies, while for the broken cases and returned for retrial, 5.71% are the appeals filed by private individuals/legal entities and 10.1% are appeals filed by public bodies.

STUDY: The "loser" state before individuals in the Supreme Court, most


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