Brief summary of three legislative instruments published in April
Damages suffered by landlords as a result of the adoption of anti-covid legislative measures.
The legal standing of a member of the Temporary Union of Companies to appeal individually in the special appeal (and in the contentious-administrative appeal) to be examined by the Supreme Court
Analysis of Royal Decree-Law 5/2021, of 12 March, on extraordinary measures to support business solvency in response to the Covid-19 pandemic
The European Arrest Warrant, regulatory framework and implementation in the Spanish legal system.
The voluntary payment of the pecuniary administrative penalty implies the acceptance of the responsibility imputed in the complaint, as well as of the facts contained therein, whose accreditation may not be questioned in administrative litigation. Supreme Court Judgment No. 232/2021 of 18 February.
The Supreme Court reiterates its doctrine in the (partial) relaxation of the rigorous requirements imposed by Law 40/2015 to demand patrimonial responsibility from the legislative State for an unconstitutional law
Analysis of the new regulations published last January. Legislative production through the extraordinary normative instrument of the Royal Decree-Law.
Jurisdictional challenge to instructions and office orders
The applicability of the rebus sic stantibus clause in cases provided for by Royal Decree Law 15/2020, of April 21. Analysis of Judgment no. 1/2021, of January 8, of the Court of 1st Instance No. 20 of Barcelona.
The imprescriptibility of the action to demand civil liability ex de-licto in criminal proceedings
Analysis of the regulation of "PERTE" as a new instrument of public-private collaboration
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