On the 16th of April, 2016 around 06.30h two female, Polish tourists – they were returning home after a night out in Granada, and were trying to find their hostal.
Tag Archive for TSJA
Front Page – Feb
by Hugh MacArthur •
The Regional High Court (TSJA) has given Almuñécar Town Hall just two years to begin the demolition of the Bahía Tropical Hotel in Taramay.
Sports Pavilion Case Sentence
by Martin Myall •
Almuñécar Town Hall is enjoying a winning streak as far as court cases go; the latest concerns a La Herradura underground car park.
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.
Santa Ana Malpractice
by Hugh MacArthur •
(COH 10C) The Andalusian Supreme Court (TSJA) has sentenced the regional health board to pay out 171,300 euros to an ex-patient at Hospital Santa Ana.
Coastal Protection Law Stopped
by Martin Myall •
The Regional Supreme Court has sunk the Junta’s law limiting building on the first 500 metres of the coast; i.e., a 500-metre-wide coastal strip.
Medical Centre Tribulations
by Martin Myall •
Nerja has a project for a new medical centre – one that has been dragging on for the last 13 years – but owing to a recent court sentence, it is looking even more distant.
Med Group Loses Court Battle
by Martin Myall •
The Tribunal Superior de Justicia de Andalucía has decided in favour of the Nerja Town Hall concerning the Med Group. This ratifies the sentence handed down by the provincial law court in Málaga, which had rejected Med Group’s claim.
Costas vs. Greenhouses
by Martin Myall •
If you drive along the eastern coast of the Costa Tropical, between Carchuna and La Rábita, you will see greenhouses below the N-340, virtually on the beach or on a cliff – at the moment there is a battle between Costas and their owners over their future… or lack of it.
Hotel at the Mercy of…
by Editor •
The Supreme Court has handed down its finding on the appeal made over the excessive structure on the Bahía Hotel, Taramay. They have left it in the hands of the claimant whether the offending part should be demolished.