If the Spanish Government is concerned about growth and wants to encourage investors to its shores, and if the European Commission is committed to their recent mission statement to safeguard the rule of law, then both have much to do in the year ahead to demonstrate that Banks will be made rightly and speedily accountable for their failures to safeguard offplan depositors monies, as required by EXISTING law, in a timely fashion that respects the due process of law.
Therefore I have to ask the difficult question, isn't it time for law firms to present statistical credible evidence to the powers that be (both the Spanish Government and the European Commission)? It's no longer acceptable to sit and watch as the delays to achieve justice for their clients from these Banks become increasingly abusive. Law firms should know how many of their clients are being subjected to abusive delays of this nature. They should know the details from their clients' case histories. Why are they therefore not fighting their clients' corners by making their co-ordinated voices heard, by demanding an end to this abusive practice that brings the Spanish Justice system into disrepute?
What is required are time limits on the various administrative and judicial processes and a judiciary sufficiently educated to review the evidence at preliminary hearing stage so as to make speedy informed rulings with full recognition of purchaser’s INALIENABLE rights according to all articles of existing law, instead of the fiasco that currently exists whereby Banks make a mockery of the existing justice system by “playing the system” of abusive delays and nonsensical appeals, in the hope that purchasers will abandon their fight for justice. It’s an obscenity that needs to be exposed and eradicated.