Judiciary of Kosovo

Kosovo Serb Judges Dubious About Integrated Justice System

An agreement on integrating the justice system in the Serb-run north of Kosovo with the justice system in Kosovo generally - signed between Kosovo and Serbia on February 10, 2015 - is due to take force on October 17.

However, with only a few weeks to go, whether it will happen remains unclear, as both sides differ on how ready they are.

Kosovo court wants law on Trepca mining basin annulled

The Special Chamber of the Kosovo Supreme Court has requested the annulment of the Law on Trepca.

Kosovo-based broadcaster RTK is reporting that an EULEX (EU mission in Kosovo) first instance judge of the Supreme Court's Special Chamber found the law was "unconstitutional for two reasons, both based on fundamental rights that guarantee the property in Article 46 of the Constitution."

Court decides Visoki Decani monastery has ownership rights to land

GRACANICA/PRIZREN - Kosovo's Constitutional Court ended 16 years of dispute in a property case with a ruling deciding it in favor of Visoki Decani Monastery, confirming its ownership rights to over 24 hectares (59 acres) of the disputed land, the The Serbian Orthodox Church (SPC) Diocese of Raska and Prizren said in a release on Saturday.