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ȘOMLEA ȘI ASOCIAȚII secures a landmark legal decision in urban planning in Cluj-Napoca, setting an important reference point for administrative and zoning practice.

Article 22(6) seemed to cap expropriation compensation at notarial grids. This analysis shows why courts must correlate the grids with market value and damages, as clarified by the High Court and reaffirmed by CCR.

A practical analysis of Article 467(2) CPC and the link to tacit acquiescence. It highlights recent Cluj Court of Appeal reasoning showing that enforcement to limit losses, paired with an expressed challenge, should not bar an appeal.

This article examines revision for contradictory judgments under CPC Article 509(1)(8), with emphasis on the long-running debate over the positive and negative effects of res judicata. It explains why Law 310/2018 did not change the revision grounds, and how terminological unity under Articles 430–431 CPC supports revision even for cases initiated before 21 December 2018.