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The presentation of the Minister for Justice is governed by the Law of 20 January 1978 on the (41/78) Pursuant to:
The High Representative of the Market Tribunal shall ensure that the functions of the market tribunal are properly and expedite. He shall also monitor the consistency of the application of the legal principles and the interpretation of the law in the rulings of the Market Tribunal.
The office of the market is secretarial. The Secretary shall have completed the examination of a degree in law. In addition, the Tribunal may have offices of office and typist, as well as temporary civil servants and staff in contractual relations.
The Secretary-General shall be appointed by the Secretary-General after hearing the Tribunal. The supreme court appoints or takes other servants to a market tribunal. (15.2.1991/297)
The Secretary-General of the Market Tribunal shall be responsible for presenting the administrative matters to be settled by the Market Tribunal and its Overseer and taking care of other administrative matters. In the Rules of Procedure, the Secretary may be appointed to deal with financial matters which otherwise have to be resolved.
In accordance with the instructions of the Deputy Head of State or of the Vice-President of the Market Court, the Secretary shall be assisted in the tasks related to the Court of Justice's deliberations and in the preparation of matters.
The number of other servants shall be determined by the High Authority of the Market Tribunal.
Paragraph 3a has been repealed 6.7.2000/670 .
The Civil Service Tribunal shall be granted leave to the General Court of Justice. (6.7.2000/670)
The Chief Justice of the Market Tribunal shall be prevented from fulfilling his/her duties as Vice-Chair. Under Article 3 (2) of the Law on the Market Tribunal, which does not represent the interests of traders and consumers, the Deputy Chairperson is prevented from carrying out the duties of the President.
Freedom of establishment shall be granted by the Secretary of State and other servants to the General Court.
The ranking shall be equal to the post referred to in paragraph 1 during the period of leave and with the post vacant.
The solutions of the Market Tribunal shall be published in an appropriate manner.
The Ministry of Justice shall confirm the formulae and lists of journals and catalogues held by the Court of Justice and shall, where appropriate, provide further details on their keeping.
The deliberations of the Market Tribunal and the submission of the delivery books to the parties shall be signed by the President. The settlement document containing the solution shall be issued to all parties without delay.
The proposals made by the representatives of the employees and consumers, as well as the professional associations of traders, as members of the market court, as well as their alternates, must be sent to the Ministry of Justice in writing. If necessary, the Ministry of Justice shall request the most representative organisations.
Where appropriate, more detailed provisions shall be laid down in the Rules of Procedure, which shall be laid down by the Market Court.
This Regulation shall enter into force on 15 December 1988.
This Regulation shall enter into force on 1 May 1991.
Before the entry into force of the regulation, measures may be adopted for the implementation of the Regulation.
This Regulation shall enter into force on 12 July 2000.
