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Administrative
apeal
filed,
but
no
responde
from
the
spanish
administration:
When
can
you
go
to
Court?

9 September, 2026

A recent judgment of the Spanish Supreme Court (STS 959/2026, 21 July) confirms an important principle of Spanish administrative law: 👉 If the Administration has not issued and validly notified an express decision, the mere passage of time does not necessarily prevent the person concerned from bringing proceedings before the courts. In this case, almost […]

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The
Jurisprudential
Distinction
Between
“Precario”
and
Commodatum:
An
Analysis
of
Judgment
No.
256/2026
of
5
May,
Delivered
by
the
Provincial
Court
of
Huesca

5 June, 2026

An insightful article by our colleagues Núria Brunet Balcells and Júlia Canals Feliu from our Litigation team has just been published in Legal Today. In it, they analyse Judgment No. 256/2026 of the Provincial Court of Huesca, a particularly significant ruling on eviction proceedings based on precario (occupation without legal title), which reinforces legal certainty […]

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