Blog_eng, Legal News, Real Estate and Urban Planning Law
In many communities of property owners, we find that certain owners make use of common elements in a private manner. In the case of terraces and courtyards that are common elements for private use, doubts arise as to who must carry out the repairs that occur in such...
Administrative and Regulatory Law, Blog_eng, Energy, Legal News
Although it is a relatively new concept in our society and still largely unknown to the general public, energy communities have been envisaged for several years in European Union regulations, specifically in Directive (EU) 2018/2001 of the European Parliament and of...
Administrative and Regulatory Law, Blog_eng, Energy, Legal News
The National Commission on Markets and Competition (CNMC) published its report IS/DE/020/23 on May 14, 2025, titled “Supervisory Report on Consumer Consent in Energy Supplier Switching.” This report highlights the need to apply uniform and strict criteria to ensure...
Blog, Legal News, Procedural and Litigation Law, Real Estate and Urban Planning Law
Eviction proceedings for non-payment of rent are the judicial mechanism established to allow the landlord to recover possession of a property when the tenant fails to fulfil their payment obligation. As a prior requirement, it is mandatory to attempt an out-of-court...
Blog_eng, Legal News, Procedural and Litigation Law, Real Estate and Urban Planning Law
Organic Law 1/2025, of 2 January, has amended Article 795.1.2º of the Criminal Procedure Act, incorporating the offences of trespassing (Article 202 of the Criminal Code) and unlawful occupation of property (Article 245.2 of the Criminal Code) into the list of...
