Constitutional Court denies suspension of execution of administrative court judgment ordering salary payment.
Legislator summary
AI generatedThe Constitutional Court denied the suspension of execution for the administrative judgment ordering the payment of salary arrears. The applicant, a municipal employee, argued that enforcing the salary order violated his right to property and dignity. The Court ruled that the administrative judgment was final and binding, and the suspension request was procedurally inadmissible under the specific conditions of the case.
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AI generatedArt. 24.1 CE; Art. 149.1.18 CE: The Constitutional Court lacks jurisdiction to suspend the execution of final administrative court judgments unless specific constitutional rights are directly and immediately infringed by the enforcement itself.
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Identificación
Órgano
Sala Segunda
Magistrados
Don Francisco Rubio Llorente, don Eugenio Díaz Eimil, don Miguel Rodríguez-Piñero y Bravo-Ferrer, don José Luis de los Mozos y de los Mozos, don Álvaro Rodríguez Bereijo y don José Gabaldón López.
Número y fecha BOE
Tipo y número de registro
Recurso de amparo 2572-1991
Fecha de resolución
22/04/1992
Síntesis y resumen
Síntesis Descriptiva
Denegando la suspensión de la ejecución del acto que origina el recurso de amparo 2.572/1991
Resumen
Suspensión de la ejecución del acto que origina el amparo: resolución judicial: improcedencia condicionada.
Ayuntamiento de Montijo (Badajoz) contra Auto de la Sala de lo Contencioso- Administrativo del Tribunal Superior de Justicia de Extremadura, en ejecución de Sentencia por la que se condena al recurrente al abono de haberes en recurso de personal.
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[PDF] https://hj.tribunalconstitucional.es/HJ/PDF/1992/1992_00107-1991_02572.pdf