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AUTO 436/2006 ECLI:ES:TC:2006:436A AI generated

Constitutional Court dismisses appeal after applicant withdraws the amparo remedy against administrative court ruling.

Case Number AUTO 436/2006
Court / Authority
Jurisdiction Spain (ES)
Decision Date
Outcome Dismissed
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The Constitutional Court declared the amparo remedy inadmissible following the applicant's formal withdrawal of the appeal. The applicant had challenged a Supreme Court administrative ruling regarding a complaint against a Madrid High Court decision. Since the remedy was voluntarily withdrawn before a final judgment, the Court dismissed the case without examining the merits of the underlying administrative dispute.

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Art. 24.1 CE; Art. 53.1 CE: The Constitutional Court declares an amparo remedy inadmissible when the applicant withdraws the appeal before a final judgment is rendered.

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constitutional appeal withdrawal of remedy inadmissibility administrative litigation final judgment requirement

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 Jorge Rodríguez-Zapata Pérez, don Roberto García-Calvo y Montiel y don Pablo Pérez Tremps.

Número y fecha BOE

Tipo y número de registro

Recurso de amparo 5500-2005

Fecha de resolución

28/11/2006

Síntesis y resumen

Síntesis Descriptiva

Acuerda el desistimiento en el recurso de amparo 5500-2005, promovido en proceso contencioso-administrativo.

Síntesis Analítica

Desistimiento de recurso de amparo: procede.

Resumen

Recurso de amparo, presentado el 19 de julio de 2005, contra el Auto de la Sección Primera de la Sala de lo Contencioso-Administrativo del Tribunal Supremo, recaído en recurso de queja 265/05, contra el dictado por la Sección Segunda de la Sala de lo Contencioso-Administrativo del Tribunal Superior de Justicia de Madrid.

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