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Can any of the ‘Legal Eagles’ out there help with this one.
What is the current situation in Andalucia (and specifically Marbella) with regards to the Administrative Silence legal rule?
The rule was supposed to mean ‘positive’ Administative Silence when an LFO is requested and you did not hear from the authorities for 3 months.
Is this still the case, or has this rule been abandoned?
Someone has just told us they have heard that the Junta de Andalucia has just overruled this. -
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The rule was supposed to mean ‘positive’ Administrative Silence when an LFO is requested and you did not hear from the authorities for 3 months.
I am presuming this means:If the LFO is applied for and the applicant hears nothing for 3 months, then it would mean that they automatically get the license granted.(by default)
Katy are you saying that this specific situation has been overruled by the Junta De Andalucia and no longer applies?
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The 3 month Administrative silence rule has one clearly specified exception in Spanish Law (All Spain not only Andalucia): It cannot support an illegal situation…. so If you had the right to have your LFO as your house was built observing planning regulations and those planning regulations do observe the regional land law.. then you would get your LFO in 3 months if the local authorities do not answer you…
But if you are asking for something illegal (imagine you ask for permission to build a house in a public park) or the local planning regulations are illegal: Marbella? Cabo de Gata?… you wont get your license as this rule cannot give you something that is forbidden… is just a rule made to soften bureaucracy not to overrule the law
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