The Minister of Economy, Radu Miruță, announced that the Romanian state has become the owner of a building in Bucharest, where no rent has been collected for 18 years.
Liviu Brăteanu
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Radu Miruță declared that the Ministry of Economy has officially obtained ownership of a building in Bucharest, where several companies operated without the state collecting rent for 18 years. He emphasized that he will seek to recover the damages and that he will not extend the rental contracts. Miruță mentioned that the court will assist in recovering the damages, and the state will take measures against those responsible, considering that previously extensions of the contracts were signed without the corresponding notifications.
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