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Lawyer for Two Chinese Stores Admits They Lack Building Permits
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Chinese stores Suplax and Decoplax appealed to the Superior Administrative Court (TSA) seeking to suspend the Ministry of Housing and Buildings (MIVED)'s decision a month ago ordering their closure due to "serious structural defects" in their construction. They argue that the public entity only has the authority to suspend the construction of a project, and not once it has been completed. Although the lawyer for both stores, Salvador Catrain, ac…
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