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The European Court of Human Rights ruled on the dispute between the Romanian government and the High Court regarding judges' salary arrears. The court dismissed claims from five judges who argued that the staggered payment of their salaries violated their property rights. The ruling highlighted potential conflicts of interest among judges who approved salary increases over the past two decades. It noted that the government's decision to stagger payments was reasonable, given that judges' salaries are sufficiently high. The full judgment is currently available only in French.