Family and friends of the man who was stabbed to death in Almuñécar protested outside the Almuñécar law courts this morning.
Cries for Justice
by Martin Myall •
Tag Archive for law courts
New Law Courts for The Alpujarra
by Vivienne Hughes •
The Regional Minister for Justice, José Antonio Nieto, placed the symbollic first stone for the new law courts in Órgiva that will serve the needs of 23 towns and villages in the Alpujarra Granadina.
Strike Off until after Easter
by Vivienne Hughes •
After meeting with the judge, both parties in the labour dispute in Motril (the Town Hall & unions) have agreed to postpone the strike until after Semana Santa.
Town Hall Thwarts Strike
by Martin Myall •
The Town Hall brought a case before the Motril law courts, claiming that the strike committee had not followed the correct procedure in order to convoke a strike.
Hotel Has Knuckles Rapped.
by Martin Myall •
A judicial sentence has been handed down in favour of the workers’ union UGT against Hotel Playa Granada over staff not being included in the ERTE.
Law Court Work Begins
by Vivienne Hughes •
The Councillor for Justice & Administration was present in what is to be the new Almuñécar law courts, situated in Edificios Kairos (San Sebastian).
Motril Lawyer Gets Five Years
by Vivienne Hughes •
The case of a lawyer in Motril that kept his client’s money, whilst only pretending that he was taking legal action in their name, has been found guilty.
Contentious Rubbish
by Martin Myall •
The Mayor of Nerja’s party, the PP, seems to have a fatal attraction with court rooms because one of the contract awards is before the judge.
Almuñécar Two-Million Payout
by Hugh MacArthur •
Almuñécar Town Hall has been sentenced to coughing up over two-million euros for a real-estate deal from the time of the Benavides’ mayoralty.
Provincial Council Indemnifies
by Vivienne Hughes •
The Granada law courts have sentenced the Provincial Council to paying compensation to the family of a road-accident victim, owing to the poor state of the road.