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APPEAL AGAINST THE DECISION OF THE COURT OF FIRST INSTANCE
WHAT IS IT?
This is an administrative appeal that allows you to challenge a decision that puts an end to administrative proceedings, without the need to go directly to court.
WHAT IS IT FOR?
It is an alternative before filing a contentious-administrative appeal. It allows the administration to review its decision without the need to go to court.
REQUIREMENTS AND DEADLINES
- Deadline: One month from the notification of the decision.
- Where to file: Before the same body that issued the decision.
- Optional: It is not obligatory to do so before going to court.
HOW CAN WE HELP YOU?
- We assess the decision and the legal basis for its challenge.
- We draft and submit the appeal to the appropriate body.
- We ensure an effective strategy in case of rejection, preparing the possible administrative litigation.
APPEAL
WHAT IS IT?
This is an administrative appeal against a decision that does not put an end to the administrative process. In other words, it is lodged when a decision has been taken by a lower body and can still be reviewed by its hierarchical superior.
WHAT IS IT FOR?
It allows you to request that the administration review and correct a decision without having to go to court.
REQUIREMENTS AND DEADLINES
- Deadline: One month from the notification of the decision.
- Where to file it: Before the superior body of the one that issued the decision.
- Compulsory: Before going to court, in many cases it is necessary to exhaust this remedy.
HOW CAN WE HELP YOU?
- We analyse the decision and determine the viability of the appeal.
- We drafted and presented the appeal with solid legal arguments.
- We follow up the procedure until we get a response.
CONTENTIOUS-ADMINISTRATIVE APPEAL
WHAT IS IT?
This is a judicial remedy that allows an administrative decision to be challenged before the courts.
WHAT IS IT FOR?
It is filed when administrative remedies have been exhausted and it is considered that the decision violates rights or is contrary to the law.
REQUIREMENTS AND DEADLINES
- Deadline: Two months from the notification of the final decision.
- Where to file: Before the competent Contentious-Administrative Tribunal.
- Lawyer and solicitor required.
HOW CAN WE HELP YOU?
- We prepare a solid legal strategy based on current case law and regulations.
- We defend your case in court, ensuring the best possible outcome.
- We accompany you every step of the way, offering legal certainty and effective representation.
At Echeverría Farriols Lawyers & AssociatesWe offer comprehensive advice on administrative and contentious appeals, ensuring that each procedure is carried out with maximum efficiency and legal guarantees.
If you have received a decision that you consider unfair or erroneous, we help you to challenge it with the best legal strategy.
Contact us and protect your rights with expert legal support.
