Wednesday, March 17, 2010

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[004] LICENSE GRANT WORKS WRONG

has been seen to have been an improper licensing. A house in area of \u200b\u200bequipment. The works are nearing completion. The former municipal technical reports favorably licensing. As soon as I realized the error is communicated to report to the Legal Services for the initiation of the case to nullify the license. The mayor did not want to go ahead with the case due to the high cost that can represent time and money.
1. What responsibility does the coach who gave it?
2. The technician who realizes the error and the council will not do anything, could incur cover, What would have responsibility?

Pere-Joan Torrent Riberto. Advocate
1. The deadline to cancel this license (statement of harmfulness and subsequent action litigation) normally not exceed 1 year.
2. The cost of cancellation is the cost of the works built until the day that are suspended, provided that there has been no fraud or gross negligence by the developer.
3. The liability of the prior art reported favorably on the license is total, because he acted with gross negligence (presumably not acting in bad faith, because then it could be a crime).
4. Current coach, once the error has been reported, has already fulfilled its obligation and has no responsibility.
5. The mayor, who once informed of the error chooses not to act, could commit a crime of trespass, not to make a resolution is obliged to take.
If the works are finished and one day a court undertakes to demolish the house, the mayor could have liability for the cost of the works that have been made from the fact that it has submitted to the illegality of the license, because if The council suspended the works now on the occasion of launching a review of trade of illegal license, the works that have yet to finish the building should not pay. So the mayor could be responsible for asset cost of these works to end partial missing.
6. It would be advisable to convince the mayor that is best for everyone to take the bull by the horns and tackle the serious situation created by the negligence of the prior art.
7. It should be remembered that this license may be revoked for a period of 4 years from the day they were granted (Article 103 of Law 30/1992).