The Regional High Court (TSJA) has confirmed the sentence handed down in Granada ordering Almuñécar Town Hall to compensate economically the Policia Local.
Almuñécar Pays out over Police
by Hugh MacArthur •
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Ron Montero Appeal Rejected
by Vivienne Hughes •
The ex-Administrator for Ron Montero distillery in Motril has had her appeal rejected and will have to serve three years imprisonment.
Hotel Wants Compensation
by Martin Myall •
The owners and shareholders of Hotel Bahía Tropical in Taramay, Almuñécar want compensation should the building be demolished.
The Municipal Market Sore
by Martin Myall •
Meanwhile, over in Almuñécar, it’s the socialists who are taking shots at the PP-led Town Council over municipal-market progress – or lack of it.
Mistreated Pony & Mare
by Vivienne Hughes •
In June 2012 the Guardia Civil turned up on a farm in La Arboleja in Murcia and found a pony and a mare in a lamentable state.
When Winning isn’t Enough
by Martin Myall •
The 400 affected families in Carmenes del Mar on Cerro Gordo won their case, the judge sentencing the accused to pay for emergency repair work. But that was last year and nothing has come of it yet.
Double Whammy
by David Darby •
The Motril law court has sentenced a resident of Granada to 22 months in prison and ordered him to pay compensation of 749 euros after he left a hotel in Calahonda without paying after staying there for a month. He even made good use of their catering facilities.
The Parot Doctrine
by Maria Teresa Velasco •
During last year and especially during the last two months Spanish medias have been talking about the doctrina Parot (the Parot doctrine).
Xbox Man Gnashes Neighbour’s Meat & Two Vedge
by David Darby •
What a headline! And it’s true! Jason Martin, a 41-year-old from Dover in Kent, England, was so incensed that his neighbour had sent him a text asking him to turn down his Xbox, he went to his house, confronted him, and bit his penis and testicles.
Prisoner Expresses Opinion
by Martin Myall •
The judge who is in charge of the Madrid Arenas case, Eduardo López Palop, was surprised to see a man whose incarceration he had just ordered, burst into his office.