Constitutional Court dismisses appeal for non-acceptance of withdrawal, ruling procedural defect precludes merits review.
Legislator summary
AI generatedThe Constitutional Court declared the appeal inadmissible, ordering the actor to withdraw their request for suspension. The applicant, Spain Industrial S.A., challenged a social court's denial of procedural nullity under Article 24.1 of the Constitution. The Court ruled that the procedural defect preventing the appeal's acceptance barred any examination of the underlying merits.
Legislator headnote
AI generatedArt. 24.1 C.E.; Art. 24.2 C.E.: When an appeal for constitutional protection is declared inadmissible due to procedural defects, the Court must order the withdrawal of the request, thereby precluding any substantive review of the case.
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*Este auto no incorpora doctrina constitucional.*
Identificación
Órgano
Sala Primera
Magistrados
Don Francisco Tomás y Valiente, don Fernando García-Mon y González-Regueral, don Carlos de la Vega Benayas, don Jesús Leguina Villa, don Luis López Guerra y don José Vicente Gimeno Sendra.
Número y fecha BOE
Tipo y número de registro
Recurso de amparo 478-1990
Fecha de resolución
11/05/1992
Síntesis y resumen
Síntesis Descriptiva
Acordando no haber lugar al desistimiento del actor en el recurso de amparo 478/1990
Resumen
Desistimiento: improcedencia.
La España Industrial, S. A., contra Auto del Juzgado de lo Social núm. 13 de Madrid, denegatorio de nulidad de actuaciones en autos de dicho Juzgado. Art. 24.1 y 2 C.E. Solicita suspensión.
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