Constitutional court dismissed challenge to 1964 law on state liability for war damages.

The Constitutional Court dismissed the plaintiff's constitutional complaint against the 1964 Act on State Liability for War Damages. The plaintiff argued the law violated property rights by limiting compensation for war-related losses, while the state contended the statute was necessary for legal certainty. The court upheld the law, ruling that the legislative restriction on claims did not infringe upon the fundamental right to property.