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Legislation Changes

Modificare din 16 iulie 2025 (Legea nr. 216/2025)

Versiunea anterioară
Alin. (1)

Prezenta lege se aplică procedurilor de insolvență deschise după intrarea sa în vigoare.

Alin. (1^1) — nu exista
Alin. (3)

Dispozițiile prezentei legi se completează cu prevederile Codului de procedură civilă.

Versiunea curentă
Alin. (1) — Modificat

Prezenta lege se aplică procedurilor de insolvență și de faliment deschise după intrarea sa în vigoare, precum și procedurilor de prevenire a insolvenței.

Alin. (1^1) — Adăugat

Procedurile de prevenire a insolvenței prevăzute de prezenta lege se aplică debitorilor aflați în dificultate, dar care nu se află încă în stare de insolvență.

Alin. (3) — Modificat

Dispozițiile prezentei legi se completează cu prevederile Codului de procedură civilă și ale Legii nr. 216/2025 privind prevenirea insolvenței.

Contract Comparison

Au fost identificate 6 modificări: 2 clauze adăugate, 3 modificate și 1 eliminată. Modificările semnificative privesc durata contractului și răspunderea pentru daune.

Verificați clauza de confidențialitate adăugată (Art. 7) și impactul majorării prețului (Art. 5) asupra obligațiilor fiscale.

Contract v1 (2024)
Art. 3 — Durata

12 luni de la data semnării.

Art. 5 alin. 1 — Prețul

45.000 lei + TVA.

Art. 5 alin. 2 — Termen de plată

15 zile calendaristice.

Art. 5 alin. 3 — Penalități

Penalități 0,5% pe zi din valoarea facturii neachitate.

Art. 7 — nu exista

Art. 8 — nu exista

Contract v2 (2025)
Art. 3 — Durata

24 de luni de la data semnării.

Art. 5 alin. 1 — Prețul

52.000 lei + TVA.

Art. 5 alin. 2 — Termen de plată

30 de zile calendaristice de la emiterea facturii.

Art. 7 — Confidențialitate

Părțile se obligă să păstreze confidențialitatea informațiilor schimbate pe durata contractului și 2 ani după încetarea acestuia.

Art. 8 — Forța majoră

Nicio parte nu va fi răspunzătoare pentru neexecutare dacă aceasta este cauzată de forță majoră, definită conform art. 1351 Cod civil.

Article History

Versiune originală — 2011

“Contractul valabil încheiat are putere de lege între părțile contractante.”

Textul original al Codului Civil din 2009, intrat în vigoare la 1 octombrie 2011.

Versiune curentă

Contractul valabil încheiat are putere de lege între părțile contractante. Contractul se modifică sau încetează numai prin acordul părților ori din cauze autorizate de lege.

S-a adăugat alineatul (2) privind modificarea și încetarea contractului.

Decizia ÎCCJ nr. 40/2026 (Dezlegarea unor chestiuni de drept) confirmă că termenul de prescripție de 3 ani prevăzut de art. 268 alin. (1) lit. c) Codul muncii se aplică și drepturilor salariale accesorii, oferind o interpretare unitară la nivel național.

Dezlegare obligatorie a Înaltei Curți (art. 521 alin. 3 C.proc.civ.) privind aplicarea termenului de prescripție în litigiile de muncă.

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Înalta Curte de Casație și JustițieDecizia nr. 40/2026

Dezlegarea unor chestiuni de drept — termenul de prescripție de 3 ani pentru concediul de odihnă neefectuat

9 martie 2026

Curtea a admis sesizarea, stabilind că termenul de prescripție de 3 ani prevăzut de art. 268 alin. (1) lit. c) din Codul muncii se aplică și acțiunilor privind contravaloarea concediului de odihnă neefectuat, conform art. 146 alin. (2) și (3) din Legea nr. 53/2003.

Dreptul muncii
Înalta Curte de Casație și Justiție — RILDecizia nr. 23/2025

Recurs în interesul legii — competența de soluționare a contestațiilor în materia achizițiilor publice

17 noiembrie 2025

Înalta Curte a stabilit că instanța competentă este curtea de apel în a cărei circumscripție se află sediul autorității contractante, interpretând corelativ art. 3, 8 și 17 din Legea nr. 101/2016 prin raportare la art. 514-517 C.proc.civ.

Contencios administrativ
Curtea de Apel Craiova — Secția PenalăDecizia nr. 249/2026

Competența poliției judiciare DGA și autoritatea de lucru judecat a încheierii de cameră preliminară

25 februarie 2026

Curtea a respins apelul, reținând că actele de urmărire penală au fost întocmite cu respectarea art. 281 C.proc.pen., iar motivul de nulitate fusese deja tranșat definitiv prin încheierea de cameră preliminară, având autoritate de lucru judecat.

Drept procesual penal
Tribunalul Caraș-SeverinHotărârea din 23 aprilie 2024

Nulitatea absolută a clauzei de neconcurență — indemnizație sub minimul legal de 50%

23 aprilie 2024

Instanța a constatat nulitatea absolută parțială a clauzei care stabilea o indemnizație de doar 5% din media veniturilor salariale, contrar art. 21 alin. (3) Codul muncii. În baza art. 57 alin. (4), clauza nulă a fost înlocuită de drept cu dispozițiile legale aplicabile.

Dreptul muncii

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Steps for Opening an Insolvency Procedure

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What are the steps to open an insolvency procedure?

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The insolvency procedure involves the following key stages, according to current legislation:
Opening the insolvency procedure at the debtor's request:
According to Article 67, the debtor's request must be accompanied by the following documents [Source 4]:
The last annual financial statement certified by the administrator or censor/auditor, and the balance sheet for the month preceding the date of filing the request [Source 4 lit. a)].
The complete list of all the debtor's assets, including bank accounts [Source 4 lit. b)].
The list of creditors, with details on claims (amounts, causes, preferential rights) [Source 4 lit. c)].
The list of payments and patrimonial transfers from the last 6 months [Source 4 lit. d)].
The profit and loss account for the year prior to filing the request [Source 4 lit. e)].
The list of members of the economic interest group or associations with unlimited liability, if applicable [Source 4 lit. f)].
The debtor's declaration of intent to enter the simplified procedure or reorganization [Source 4 lit. g)].
A description of the reorganization methods for the activity [Source 4 lit. h)].
A sworn statement regarding prior judicial and previous reorganization procedures, if applicable [Source 4 lit. i)].
Certificate of admission to trading on a regulated market, if applicable [Source 4 lit. j)].
Declaration regarding belonging to a group of companies, if applicable [Source 4 lit. l)].
Proof of unique registration code [Source 4 lit. m)].
Proof of notification to the competent tax authority [Source 4 lit. n)].
Failure to submit the necessary documents may lead to the rejection of the request [Source 4].
Opening the insolvency procedure at the creditor's request:
Article 72 describes the situation where the request is made by the creditor. The judge-syndic may request the creditor to deposit a bond [Source 5]. The debtor has 10 days to contest or acknowledge the state of insolvency [Source 5]. The judge-syndic will decide whether the debtor is in a state of insolvency, admitting or rejecting the request [Source 5].
Special case - credit institutions:
For credit institutions, Articles 196^1 and 219^1 mention that the opening of insolvency or bankruptcy proceedings requires the approval of the National Bank of Romania, as an authorizing authority, under certain conditions [Source 1, Source 3]. The judge-syndic notifies the National Bank of Romania about any request for opening the procedure [Source 1, Source 3]. The request can only be admitted after the National Bank's notification and either its communication that it will not undertake a resolution action, or after the expiration of a 7-day period from the first notification [Source 1, Source 3].
After opening the procedure:
After the procedure is opened, all acts and correspondence must contain the mention "in insolvency" in Romanian, English, and French [Source 6]. If the debtor has a website, they must publish information about the insolvency procedure within 24 hours of communication [Source 6].

Where do you submit the documents for the request to open insolvency proceedings?

Ortexo AI
Where are the documents for the request to open insolvency proceedings submitted?

According to the legislation, the debtor's request, along with the relevant documents, must be submitted to the court.

Details from relevant articles:

* Article 66: The debtor in a state of insolvency is obliged to address the court with a request to be subjected to the provisions of the law.

* Article 67: The necessary documents must be submitted together with the request for opening the procedure or, at the latest, by the court date set by the syndic judge.

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