Fees of the authorized administrator from the Republic of Moldova in the context of acts issued by the constitutional court

This article is an absolutely new and relevant scientific study, which argues for the negative impact on the amount of the authorized manager’s fee, which appeared after control over the constitutionality of the provisions of Art. 32 p. 2) and art. 70 clause 13) of the Law on Insolvency No. 149 of June 29, 2012. In general, the author examines the theoretical and practical aspects of the interpretation of the law used by the constitutional court when monitoring constitutional control over the last provisions of the law, and in particular, to assess the absence or presence of differences between what the constitutional court wanted to express when making its decision and the fact that the courts insolvency cases are perceived, applying the acts of the constitutional court to satisfy the requirements of authorized managers, judicial practice is examined. The article also identifies a number of other specific problems related to the fees of an authorized manager, which directly affect his fundamental rights, while arguing for the existence of a non-uniform application of legal provisions and legal uncertainty in relation to judicial practice in general, associated not only with the recently issued acts of the constitutional court. In his conclusions, the author proposes practical solutions that could correct the identified problems in the correct and absolutely functional way. Also, the author leaves room for further research, formulating a number of important recommendations for the scientific community