Civil court holds that common courts, not administrative bodies, have jurisdiction over interdict actions based on mental anomalies.

The Tribunal da Relação of Lisbon ruled unanimously that the common civil court is the competent body for interdict actions founded on mental anomalies. The appellant challenged this jurisdictional determination, arguing for a different forum based on the nature of the proceedings. The court affirmed its decision by clarifying that the specific legal framework assigns exclusive competence to the common judiciary for such cases.