Can the prosecutor's office represent the interests of the state in disputes regarding the protection of the rights of state-owned enterprises?

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anonim
05.09.2025 16:05 • Question

I am interested in whether the prosecutor's office has the right to go to court to protect the interests of the state in disputes involving violations of the rights of state-owned enterprises or institutions. How is this regulated by law?

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