The Town Hall of Dos Hermanas (Sevilla) has agreed to pay out 6,711 euros to an officer of the Policia Nacional for damaging his car.
Tag Archive for compensation
Builders in Court over Noise
by Hugh MacArthur •
A Public Prosecutor is recommending a 3-year-imprisonment sentence for two builders over ‘acoustic contamination’ issues.
Slow Justice
by Vivienne Hughes •
A 64-year-old man has been waiting for eleven years for the law courts to award him compensation from a road accident.
Soap and Cocaine Confusion
by Hugh MacArthur •
The Ministry of Justice will pay out 8,400 euros to a French tradesman who was wrongly imprisoned for two months in Spain.
Albox Ordered to Pay Compensation to British Residents
by Vivienne Hughes •
The Town Hall of Álbox in Almería has been sentenced to compensate for the “moral damages” caused to three British families.
Window Shopping Discount
by Hugh MacArthur •
No, Ladies, it’s not a bargain offer, but a woman who lost part of her compensation claim because she had been window shopping.
Compensation Ordered for False Claim
by Martin Myall •
A woman in Granada has been ordered by a magistrate to pay compensation to her ex for falsely accusing him of attacking her.
Heartless?
by Martin Myall •
Some of you will remember the YAK-42 aviation accident which cost the lives of 63 Spanish servicemen returning from Afghanistan in 2003
Six Years for Making Too Much Noise
by Hugh MacArthur •
The Provincial Law Court of Granada has sentenced a bar owner in Atarfe to six years’ imprisonment for excessive and continual noise pollution. And just in case you think the magistrate has a soft spot for proprietor, he also has to pay 24,000 euros in compensation.
The Hotel Picadilly Court Finding
by Martin Myall •
The Almuñécar Town Hall breathes more easily after a judge threw out a claim for four million euros in compensation. And let’s be honest, it’s our taxpayers’ money that was at risk.