Informational procedure regarding the resolution of administrative files established under Law no. 10/2001*
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This procedure is drawn up to establish the method of resolving cases formed under Law no.10/2001, regarding both the proposals for resolution at the level of the Community Policies and Special Laws Directorate – Specialized Directorate within AAAS – and their submission to the Notification Analysis Commission and, as the case may be, to the Evaluation Commission, in accordance with the applicable legal provisions.
The resolution activity involves the following stages:
1. The stage of receiving and inventorying the case file
- involves recording in the directorate's operative register the administrative file constituted based on the notifications submitted under Law no.10/2001.
2. The stage of preliminary analysis of the case file, for the purpose of requesting additional documents
- considering the fact that the database was established after 2010, the files will be analyzed in the order of the registration number received. If the file is found complete, it will be taken into work. If additional information is required for resolution, a request for such information will be prepared. The deadline for the petitioner to submit additional documents is 120 calendar days, with the possibility of extension, at their request, for another 60 days, provided that the date of the extension request does not exceed the initial 120 days. New files received from other institutions are registered in the order of their submission to AAAS. Files discussed during audiences organized at the Community Policies and Special Laws Directorate (DPCLS) will be analyzed, additional documents will be requested, and as the required additions are provided by the petitioners, the files will be taken into work.
3. Final analysis stage – is carried out on two levels:
- If it is considered that all documents necessary for making a proposal are available, the legal advisor/expert responsible analyzes the documents in the file and prepares a Report containing the proposed resolution. Final analysis can be conducted even if the file is incomplete, but the petitioner(s) submit a request in this regard, stating the impossibility of providing further documents;
- The Analysis Commission discusses the Report drawn up by the legal advisor/expert who handled the file and decides on the resolution method, in accordance with its own Rules of Procedure, approved by order of the AAAS President.
4. Evaluation stage
If the claim concerns the application of art.31 of the law, the Report drawn up by the legal advisor/expert who handled the file, endorsed by the Notification Analysis Commission, is forwarded to the AAAS Evaluation Commission for the preparation of the Evaluation Commission’s Report.
5. Drafting and approval stage of the decision.
Based on the Analysis Commission’s decision and, if applicable, on the Evaluation Commission’s Report, the legal advisor/expert who handled the file prepares the Decision with the proposed solutions to the notification, which is sent for endorsement to the leadership of the Community Policies and Special Laws Directorate (DPCLS), and for approval to the President of AAAS.
6. Communication stage
The decision is communicated to the holders of the notification or their representatives, and if they declare they do not contest the Decision, the original file is sent to the National Commission for the Compensation of Real Estates within the National Authority for the Restitution of Properties or to other competent entities, as the case may be.
Delimitation of the activity of resolving case files constituted under Law no. 10/2001
Within AAAS, the delimitation of the resolution activity of case files constituted under Law no. 10/2001 is achieved by:
- the way the case files are organized in a dedicated database;
- the way the activity is organized by setting up and functioning of commissions for the implementation of Law no.10/2001 – Notification Analysis Commission and Evaluation Commission, separate from the case file analysis activity;
The main activities on which the resolution of case files under Law no. 10/2001 depends and/or which depend on the resolution activity
The list of the main activities on which the resolution of case files under Law no. 10/2001 depends is as follows:
- submission to the file, by petitioners or by commercial companies/state institutions, of the documents necessary for solving the notification, according to legal provisions;
- submission by the petitioners or by the Legal Department of court decisions whereby AAAS is obliged to issue a decision under Law no. 10/2001;
- prioritizing files based on the following criteria:
category A - files for which there is a final and irrevocable court decision forcing AAAS to issue a motivated decision proposing the granting of reparatory measures;
category B - files for which there is a final and irrevocable court decision forcing AAAS to issue a motivated decision, as a response to the submitted notification;
category C - files for which the petitioners were present at an audience, on which occasion it was found that all documents required by law for issuing the motivated decision are present in the file;
category D - files for which the petitioners were present at an audience, on which occasion it was found that the file does not contain all documents required by law for issuing the motivated decision. Together with the petitioner, the set of documents to be submitted will be established, and the file will be taken into work after completion with the necessary information;
category E - files for which the petitioners have sent a written request regarding the status of the file analysis. Within the legal term of 30 days from receiving the request, the petitioner will be informed about the documents necessary to complete the file, or if all documents are already submitted, within 120 days, will be communicated the motivated decision of AAAS.
category F - the other files will be checked in the order of their entry numbers in the database.
If the Analysis Commission finds that the notification falls within the provisions of Law no.10/2001 and is accompanied by all documents required by law, all necessary steps will be taken to issue the decision proposing the resolution of the file. As the case may be, the file will be sent to the Evaluation Commission, under the care of the Community Policies and Special Laws Directorate (DPCLS). After analysis and evaluations, the Decision will be issued, endorsed by the Community Policies and Special Laws Directorate (DPCLS), and sent for signature to the President of AAAS.
In case of notifications falling under the provisions of art. 29 of Law no.10/2001, as amended and supplemented, decisions with compensatory measures proposals will be submitted together with the notification and related documents to the National Commission for Compensation of Properties, for the analysis and calculation of the final amount of compensatory measures.
In case of notifications falling under the provisions of art. 31 of Law no. 10/2001, as amended and supplemented, the motivated decision which will also include the amount of compensatory measures, will be forwarded together with the notification and related documents to the National Commission for Compensation of Properties.
The proposal for granting compensatory measures will also include the inheritance shares of heirs who did not submit claims within the legal term, only if their status as heirs is proven by the certificate of inheritance/heir status certificate and notarized statements proving that no claims regarding the object of the notification under analysis were made by them.
By Motivated Decision, as the case may be:
it is proposed to grant compensatory measures;
the notification is rejected;
the jurisdiction to resolve the notification is declined in favor of another authority, institution, etc. legally empowered to resolve it.
Depending on the solution proposed by the issued decision, the documents will be transmitted as follows:
Stage 1
a) a copy of the decision to the holder(s) of the notification (one for each holder);
b) letter communicating the decision and requesting agreement for transmitting the file further to the institution empowered to calculate damages;
Stage 2
a) after receiving the agreement, the file containing all submitted documents, inventoried in an inventory list, will be sent to the authorized institution;
b) the cover letter for forwarding the file – copy 1 will go to the competent institution, copy 2 will be filed with the witness copy that remains
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Note: In the situation where the agreement is not received, or the summons regarding the possible challenge of the decision is not received, after 30 calendar days, the file can be forwarded to the National Commission for Real Estate Compensation within ANRP.
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