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The CCJ pays more than €182,000 a month for its temporary premises, while the SCM pays almost €40,000 a month in rent.

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The High Court of Cassation and Justice (HCCJ) pays €182,059.82 per month for the temporary premises rented from CCIR, exceeding €4.3 million so far. The CSM, on the other hand, pays €39,700.46 per month for the two premises in Calea Plevnei. Although the state pays high rents, confiscated buildings are not socially reused, but sold, which raises questions about the management of public assets.

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EXCLUSIV G4Media: Înalta Curte plătește o chirie de 182.000 de euro pe lună Camerei de Comerț pentru sediul provizoriu din București / CSM plătește o chirie lunară de aproape 40.000 de euro

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