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The Economic Administrative Council of the City of Cartagena recorded over 2008, the filing of 102 complaints, a significant increase over the filed in 2007, according to its annual report.
Just over a third of the complaints studied was estimated in whole or in part.
Specifically, of the 66 complaints and resolved, fully 14 have been estimated, in part 9 and 28 have been dismissed.
Another 15 have been admitted.
The study that remained outstanding at 31 December are claims mostly in the last months of the year and its decision will appear and the memory of 2009.
The Council has proposed speeding up as far as possible the resolution and close to within three months from the commencement to resolution, which will prevent buildup and breakthrough considering that in other cities in this period is six months and the Tax Administration a year.
The Council was established by the City to acquire an independent body to which citizens and public or private entities could raise claims related to any problem with paying taxes and raising fees or traffic fines executive.
Another of the highlights of the 2008 Report of the Economic Administrative Council is the degree of legal development of a large number of claims so many stand by defense lawyers or legal cabinets.
Moreover, the tendency of the Council is to consider equally to public and private entities, so there are no privileges for anybody.
In terms of administrative litigation claims against Council resolutions, have brought 15 of those 10 are against decisions in 2007, and 5 against decisions in 2008.
A final point that in order to provide citizens with access to the contents of the resolutions, the Council is developing an annual basis a set of summaries that accompany the report and published on the website of the City, that yes, no personal references to protect citizens.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Cartagena
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