Supreme Court rules that the 1992 land reform law does not apply to municipal entities that ceased to exist before its enactment.

The Supreme Court dismissed the legal question regarding whether the 1992 land reform law applies to municipal legal persons that existed in 1990 but ceased to exist before the law's enactment. The Court held that the law's retroactive effect requires the entity to possess legal personality at both the start and end dates of the regulation. Consequently, the law does not apply to municipal entities that lost their legal personality prior to the law's entry into force.