A Spanish city council filed a special appeal with the Supreme Court requesting that they interpret and set legal doctrine for various Spanish laws.
The final and decisive conclusion is that although a public administrative body, for example a city council, does not expressly rule on a work or construction license request within the legal period set for that purpose, the license cannot be considered granted due to the so-called “tacit mechanism” of administrative silence if there are aspects and or conditions which violate territorial or urban town planning laws.
Evidently, this is enormously important for real estate constructors and developers, but also for individuals who have requested or are going to request licenses.
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