Perspectives | Justice2017.05.30
Pursuant to the procedural rules, the KTA initially drafted the temporary list of employees, which any unsatisfied worker could have challenged through a complaint to the KTA.
If you lodged a claim with the competent court in the course of the next month, June 2017, the final answer to your concern may come six years and nine months later: in March 2024.
A sound reasoning should have driven the Constitutional Court to consider the entire time that the complainants lost in awaiting a response to their claims, including the time spent in front of the administrative body (the KTA).
The excessive length of judicial proceedings is not a problem unique to the Kosovo legal system.
Rudi Metaj
Rudi Metaj graduated in law from Nanterre and Sorbonne University in Paris, France. He currently acts as legal advisor in France, Albania and Kosovo.
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