The summons of the registered owners within the administrative litigation process and its provisional filing in the land registry of property related to the proceeding of urban discipline files

Authors

  • VICENTE LASO BAEZA

Keywords:

Caveat warning of a claim for judicial review, City planning, Summons of interested parties, Judicial protection, Enforcement of judgement

Abstract

Two things are made necessary by the enforcement of judgements in their own terms and the possible clash of judgements with registered owners of title who have been overlooked in the proceedings. First, it must be guaranteed that the persons concerned are duly summoned when the claim for judicial review is first taken up; the persons concerned are obligated to appear in the proceedings, and the court is ultimately responsible for seeing to it that they do. Second, consideration may be given to the possibility of strengthening the caveat warning of the claim for judicial review in the wake of city planning proceedings, by reason of the compulsory nature the law gives to the entry of caveats of administrative origin

Published

2016-04-30

Issue

Section

ESTUDIOS JURISPRUDENCIALES: URBANISMO (2013-2021)

How to Cite

The summons of the registered owners within the administrative litigation process and its provisional filing in the land registry of property related to the proceeding of urban discipline files. (2016). Critical Review of Real Estate Law, 754, 1101 a 1120. https://revistacritica.es/rcdi/article/view/1421