The Tribunal Supremo has thrown out the appeal by the homeowners on Cármenes de Mar in La Herradura; thus freeing the Town Hall of the obligation of carrying out stabilisation work on the hillside.
Cármenes Judicial Reversal
by Martin Myall •
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Brits Lose Appeal and Go to Jail
by Hugh MacArthur •
It was on November the 4th, 2017 when a major, drugs bust hit the news, and although the gang were based in the Basque Lands, the name of Almuñécar cropped up, too.
Cramped Logic?
by Martin Myall •
A Supreme-Court judge has rejected a father’s request for joint custody because it is considered that his 80-sq/m flat is too small for them.
Colonel’s Acquittal Revoked
by Martin Myall •
The Spanish Supreme Court has overturned an acquittal handed down by a provincial court in the case of a Guardia Civil colonel accused of drug smuggling.
An Almuñécar Pay Out Ordered
by Martin Myall •
A Motril law court sentenced Almuñécar Town Hall to pay 350,000 euros to 14 Social-Service workers which was owed in arrears since 2015, plus compensation.
Bare & Bold
by Martin Myall •
The streaker who gate crashed an important football match in Granada, not only targeted high schools in his birthday suit, but also scaled the facade of the High Court.
Judge Stops Montefrio Lockdown
by Vivienne Hughes •
The High Court of Andalucía (TSJA) has thrown out the Junta’s move to close down the town limits of Montefrío.
Chico Gets His Revenge
by Hugh MacArthur •
You might remember an article that we ran on a dog called Chico, a border collie, whose body appeared in February 2017 in Montefrío, inside a sack.
Health Board Pays Out
by Vivienne Hughes •
A man from Granada had an operation on his heart in 2014 but the surgeons left behind a part of a canula when they sewed him back up.
Almuñécar Ordered To Pay
by Hugh MacArthur •
The Almuñécar Town Hall will have to find 1.3m euros over an urban development deal with a real-estate company almost 14 years ago.