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Constitutional Court  in Moldova quashed its decisions on the new parliamentary majority and  Sandu Government's election

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15 June 2019 / 14:08

Constitutional Court in Moldova quashed its decisions on the new parliamentary majority and Sandu Government's election

The Constitutional Court in Moldova quashed the decisions taken on 7-9 June on the formation of the parliamentary majority and the election of the Government of the Republic of Moldova headed by Maia Sandu.

According to a press release from the Constitutional Court in Moldova (CCM), the CCM judges decided, ex officio, to review their acts pronounced on 7-9 June 2019. Following the review, the Constitutional Court's Decision no. 83 of 7 June 2019, Judgment of the Constitutional Court no. 13 of 8 June 2019, Judgment of the Constitutional Court no. 14 of 8 June 2019, Judgment of the Constitutional Court no. 15 of 8 June 2019, Opinion of the Constitutional Court no. 1 of 9 June 2019 and the Opinion of the Constitutional Court no. 2 of June 9, 2019 were cancelled.

The situation in Moldova, in particular the announcement of the transfer of power to the Government of Prime Minister Maia Sandu and the coalition formed in the Parliament of the Republic of Moldova, were the basis for the cancellation.

The judgment of the Court dated 15 June 2019 is intended to be a source of social peace, the maintenance of the rule of law, democracy, and the guarantee of an adequate framework for the protection of human rights by combating a political instability.

The High Court ruled:

The decision of the Constitutional Court no. 83 of 7 June 2019, Judgment of the Constitutional Court no. 13 of 8 June 2019, Judgment of the Constitutional Court no. 14 of 8 June 2019, Judgment of the Constitutional Court no. 15 of 8 June 2019, Opinion of the Constitutional Court no. 1 of 9 June 2019 and the Opinion of the Constitutional Court no. 2 of June 9, 2019 are revised and cancelled.

This decision is final, cannot be subject to any appeal and it enters into force on the date of its adoption and  publication in the Official Gazette of the Republic of Moldova.

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