The Constitutional Court Overthrows the Law of the Valencian Coasts that Saved the Houses of Babylon of Guardamar From the Downfall
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9 Articles
The Constitutional Court considers the appeal of the central Government and considers that article 17, the first final provision and the fourth additional provision of the Valencian rule in force since May 2025 cannot be applied to land within the jurisdiction of the State.
In the absence of knowledge of the argument of the Constitutional ruling, they believe that the decision condemning their homes to the picket is a “more political than legal” decision.
The Consell answers that the ruling questions regional competition, but not the need to protect traditional housing. More information: Five legal keys that shield the Valencian Law of Coasts against the State to protect its coastline
The Constitutional Court considers the appeal of the Government against several precepts of the autonomous rule that protected traditional coastal nuclei affected by the regression and with order of demolition
Examines the claim of the State Attorney regarding the buildings on the beach of Babylon in Guardamar del Segura (Alicante)
The Truibunal maintains that the Generalitat can protect the Babylon colony in Guardamar del Segura, but not take action on the maritime-terrestrial public domain
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