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AUTO 637/1987 ECLI:ES:TC:1987:637A AI generated

Constitutional Court accumulates two amparo resources regarding the same alleged violation of rights.

Case Number AUTO 637/1987
Court / Authority
Jurisdiction Spain (ES)
Decision Date
Outcome Partially Allowed

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The Constitutional Court ordered the accumulation of amparo resources 1400/1986 and 52/1987 to resolve a single constitutional complaint. The petitioner alleged violations of rights under the Spanish Constitution, while the opposing party contested the admissibility of the combined claims. The court decided to merge the proceedings to ensure judicial economy and a unified resolution of the constitutional issue.

Legislator headnote

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Art. 41.1 CE; Art. 41.2 CE: When multiple amparo resources concern the same alleged violation, the Court must accumulate them to avoid contradictory rulings and ensure a comprehensive examination of the constitutional complaint.

Keywords

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Accumulation of amparo resources Constitutional complaint merger Judicial economy principle Same alleged violation Avoiding contradictory rulings

Cited Legislation

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Art. 41.1 CE
Art. 41.2 CE

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*Este auto no incorpora doctrina constitucional.

Identificación

Órgano

Sala Segunda

Magistrados

Doña Gloria Begué Cantón, don Ángel Latorre Segura, don Fernando García-Mon y González-Regueral, don Carlos de la Vega Benayas, don Jesús Leguina Villa y don Luis López Guerra.

Número y fecha BOE

Tipo y número de registro

Recurso de amparo 1400-1986

Fecha de resolución

27/05/1987

Síntesis y resumen

Síntesis Descriptiva

Acordando la acumulación de los recursos de amparo 1.400/1986 y 52/1987

Resumen

Acumulación de procesos constitucionales: procedencia.

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