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As of 15 February 2013, Romania adapted and aligned its civil procedure legislation to reflect the significant changes undergone by the country over the last 20 years.

The question of enforcing arbitral awards which had been subject to set-aside proceedings at their seat is long-standing in academic debate and it continues to be of acute practical importance.

What authorities can prosecute business crimes, and are there different enforcement authorities at the national and regional levels? The Romanian prosecuting authority is the "Public Ministry" organised under the authority of the Minister of Justice and consisting of prosecutors ("procurori").

Disputes in Romania are settled in court in the vast majority of cases, under procedures regulated mainly by the new Civil Procedure Code ('the CPC').

International Arbitration Comparative Guide for the jurisdiction of Romania, check out our comparative guides section to compare across multiple countries