The Supreme Rejects Julio Iglesias' Lawsuit Against Yolanda Díaz for Lack of Competition
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The singer sued the second vice president of the government for "illegal interference in the right to honour and personal privacy" and requested compensation of 50,000 euros for moral damage.
The TS points out that the suit falls to the civil courts of instance because Díaz made these statements outside the exercise of her office.
The Supreme Court has agreed that the application for protection of honour filed by singer Julio Iglesias against the Minister of Labour and Second Vice-President of the Government, Yolanda Díaz, is inadmissible for lack of jurisdiction.In an order collected by Europa Press, the Civil Division of the Supreme Court points out that the application for civil liability of the members of the Government "for acts carried out in the exercise of their o…
The Civil Division maintains that it is not competent to take up the case because the Vice President did not act "in the exercise of her office"
The Supreme does not admit Julio Iglesias' claim for protection of honor against Yolanda Díaz for lack of competence
The Civil Division of the Supreme Court has agreed to the inadmissibility of the application for protection of honor filed by singer Julio Iglesias against the vice president...
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