The High Court of the land has rejected the appeal lodged by the company that built Carmenes del Mar on Cerro Gordo (La Herradura).
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Change to Divorce Laws
by Vivienne Hughes •
There’s been a huge change to Spanish divorce laws which will cause an earthquake where the family home is concerned.
The Supreme Flip Flops
by Martin Myall •
No, it’s not about footwear but about the behaviour of the Supreme Court of the land’s behaviour over mortgage Stamp Duties.
Good News on Mortgages
by Martin Myall •
The Spanish Supreme Court has just reversed its own findings and sentenced that the banks should have paid the costs in a mortgage transaction.
Danish Tourist Strangles Wife
by Hugh MacArthur •
The Tribunal Superior de Justicia de Andalucía (TSJA) has confirmed the 15-year prison sentence for a Danish tourist for murder.
The Blueprint for Abuse
by Martin Myall •
The Andalusian Supreme Court has confirmed a 30-month prison sentenced handed down on a man who sexually abused a teenage boy in Motril.
Looming Docker Strike
by Martin Myall •
Motril has 30 dockworkers who could all be out on strike, joining dockers all over Spain.
Ballistic Corporal
by Martin Myall •
The Supreme Court has acquitted a Spanish Navy (female) corporal, after having been sentenced to 3-years’ imprisonment for insulting a superior.
Amputates Own Hand
by Martin Myall •
The Supreme Court has sentenced a man, who had amputated his own hand in order to claim insurance money, to a 3-year-imprisonment term.
No Alimony Refunds
by Hugh MacArthur •
The Spanish Supreme Court has rejected a claim made by a man to have his child-maintenance payments refunded to him after he found out that his daughter was not his.