Înalta Curte a hotărât ca 33 de hectare din faleza litoralului românesc de la Tuzla să revină în proprietatea statului, după 11 ani de procese

A legal dispute over nearly 33 hectares of coastline in Tuzla, Romania, has concluded, ensuring the land remains public property. The High Court rejected an appeal from local authorities, affirming a previous ruling that the land belongs to the state. Environment Minister Diana Buzoianu emphasized the need to address similar issues along the Romanian coast, where local administrations have allegedly misappropriated public land. The case highlights the importance of protecting state assets and ensuring legal compliance in land management.