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AUTO 111/1995 ECLI:ES:TC:1995:111A AI generated

Constitutional Court dismisses appeal as plaintiff withdrew; social court dismissed dismissal due to lack of cause.

Case Number AUTO 111/1995
Court / Authority
Jurisdiction Spain (ES)
Decision Date
Outcome Dismissed

Legislator summary

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The Constitutional Court granted the withdrawal of the amparo appeal filed by the plaintiff in a social litigation case. The underlying dispute involved a dismissal judgment by the Social Court of Vizcaya, which had been challenged via appeal. The Court ruled that since the plaintiff voluntarily withdrew the appeal, no further judicial review was necessary.

Legislator headnote

AI generated

Art. 24.1 CE; Art. 53.1 CE: When a party withdraws a constitutional appeal, the Court dismisses the resource without examining the merits of the underlying social dispute.

Keywords

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constitutional appeal withdrawal of appeal social litigation dismissal of employment lack of cause

Cited Legislation

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Art. 24.1 CE
Art. 53.1 CE

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*Este auto no incorpora doctrina constitucional.*

Identificación

Órgano

Sección Segunda

Magistrados

Don José Vicente Gimeno Sendra, don Carlos de la Vega Benayas y don Pedro Cruz Villalón.

Número y fecha BOE

Tipo y número de registro

Recurso de amparo 3934-1994

Fecha de resolución

03/04/1995

Síntesis y resumen

Síntesis Descriptiva

Acordando haber lugar al desistimiento del actor en el recurso de amparo 3.934/1994, promovido en litigio social.

Síntesis Analítica

Desistimiento: procedencia.

Resumen

Recurso de amparo contra Sentencia de la Sala de lo Social del T.S.J. del País Vasco en recurso de suplicación contra la dictada por el Juzgado de lo Social núm. 9 de Vizcaya en autos sobre despido.

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