Liberals had contested the law on grounds that it lacked a fiscal-budgetary strategy and was not submitted to Parliament for approval by the legal term of November 15.
Court president Augustin Zegrean said the budget law was found constitutional as the objections raised do not qualify as breaches of the Constitution.
“We cannot invent penalties for the actions of the government or parliament. (…) We are not entitled to establish penalties for the law’s late submission to Parliament. (…) We are sending the bill to the president for promulgation,” said Zegrean.
Liberals contested the budget bill on December 22, one day after it was adopted in Parliament with 339 to 141 votes.