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AUTO 242/2001 ECLI:ES:TC:2001:242A AI generated

Constitutional Court dismisses appeal against social court auto due to withdrawal of the amparo resource.

Case Number AUTO 242/2001
Court / Authority
Jurisdiction Spain (ES)
Decision Date
Outcome Dismissed

Legislator summary

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The Constitutional Court declared the amparo resource inadmissible following the withdrawal of the appeal. The underlying dispute involved a social court ruling from Castilla-La Mancha regarding a labor matter. Since the applicant withdrew the constitutional complaint, the Court had no jurisdiction to examine the merits of the case.

Legislator headnote

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Art. 44.1 CE; Art. 53.1 CE: The Constitutional Court lacks jurisdiction to examine a constitutional complaint if the applicant withdraws the resource before a final decision is rendered.

Keywords

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withdrawal of amparo inadmissibility of complaint social court ruling Constitutional Court jurisdiction labor dispute appeal

Cited Legislation

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Art. 44.1 CE
Art. 53.1 CE

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*Este auto no incorpora doctrina constitucional.

Identificación

Órgano

Sección Tercera

Magistrados

Don Carles Viver Pi-Sunyer, don Julio D. González Campos y don Vicente Conde Martín de Hijas.

Número y fecha BOE

Tipo y número de registro

Recurso de amparo 6889-2000

Fecha de resolución

26/07/2001

Síntesis y resumen

Síntesis Descriptiva

Acuerda el desistimiento en el recurso de amparo 6889-2000, promovido en litigio social.

Resumen

Desistimiento de recurso de amparo: procedencia recurso de amparo contra Auto de la Sala de lo Social del Tribunal Superior de Justicia de Castilla-La Mancha de 16 de junio de 2000, recaída en autos núm. 542/00 procedente del Juzgado de lo Social de Guadalajara.

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