Constitutional Court accords positive competence conflict regarding tax regulation interpretation authority between Government and State.
Legislator summary
AI generatedThe Tribunal Constitucional accords the positive competence conflict 3985/1995 to the accumulated constitutional resources. The Government of the Canary Islands challenged the interpretation of Article 130 of the Special Taxes Regulation, arguing it exceeded state legislative power. The Court resolved the jurisdictional dispute by allowing the conflict to proceed alongside existing resources.
Legislator headnote
AI generatedArt. 130 of the Special Taxes Regulation; Art. 52.1 of the Constitution: The Constitutional Court resolves positive competence conflicts by determining which authority has the power to interpret specific regulatory provisions when a dispute arises between the State and autonomous communities.
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*Este auto no incorpora doctrina constitucional.*
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Órgano
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Magistrados
Don Álvaro Rodríguez Bereijo, don José Gabaldón López, don Fernando García-Mon y González-Regueral, don José Vicente Gimeno Sendra, don Rafael de Mendizábal Allende, don Julio D. González Campos, don Pedro Cruz Villalón, don Carles Viver Pi-Sunyer, don Enrique Ruiz Vadillo, don Javier Delgado Barrio y don Tomás Salvador Vives Antón.
Número y fecha BOE
Tipo y número de registro
Conflicto positivo de competencia 3985-1995
Fecha de resolución
27/02/1996
Síntesis y resumen
Síntesis Descriptiva
Acordando la acumulación del conflicto positivo de competencia 3.985/1995 a los recursos de inconstitucionalidad y conflicto de competencia, ya acumulados, 893/1993, 894/1993. 921/1993 y 943/1993.
Resumen
Acumulación de procesos constitucionales: procedencia.
Gobierno de Canarias en relación al art. 130 del Reglamento de Impuestos Especiales aprobado por Real Decreto 1.165/1 995, de 7 de julio.
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