Los criterios de la Sección de Admisión en orden a la admisión del nuevo recurso de casación contencioso-administrativo

Detailed analysis of the interpretation that the Admissions Section of the Third Chamber of the Supreme Court during the first two years of the new contentious administrative cassation appeal, taking into account the provisions that will allow the admissibility of the cassation appeal. Purpose of th...

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Main Author: Huerta Garicano, Inés
Format: Article
Language:Spanish
Published: 2018
Subjects:
Recurso de casación
finalidad
interés casacional objetivo
carga procesal del recurrente
escrito de preparación
órgano de instancia
Sección de Admisión
casación estatal y autonómica
juicio de relevancia
pérdida sobrevenida de interés casacional
sentencias de contraste
Cassation appeal
objective cassation interest
procedural burden for the appellant
notice of appeal
admissions section
national and autonomic cassation appeal
relevance judgment
sudden loss of cassational interest
comparable judgments
Online Access:https://dialnet.unirioja.es/servlet/oaiart?codigo=6739812
Source:Revista de administración pública, ISSN 0034-7639, Nº 207, 2018, pags. 61-93
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Los criterios de la Sección de Admisión en orden a la admisión del nuevo recurso de casación contencioso-administrativo
Summary: Detailed analysis of the interpretation that the Admissions Section of the Third Chamber of the Supreme Court during the first two years of the new contentious administrative cassation appeal, taking into account the provisions that will allow the admissibility of the cassation appeal. Purpose of the new cassation appeal. Answers to some of the loopholes in its regulation. Consolidation of the objective cassation interest as the cornerstone of the new model of the cassation appeal and reasons for the formal rigour of the requirements of the notice of the cassation appeal as a procedural requirement for the appellant. Clarification and distinction between the competence of the court of instance and the Admissions Section.

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