It refers to the one raised in Madrid by the property of 564

A CORUÑA, 14 Oct. (EUROPA PRESS) –

The Court of First Instance number 1 of A Coruña has issued a ruling in which it requires the State to indicate to the judicial body “in detail and separately” within ten days which assets in the inventory carried out on November 11, 2020 They are the object of the lawsuit filed by the administration for the ownership of 564 assets of the Pazo de Meirás before the Court of First Instance number 70 of Madrid.

This is reported by the Superior Court of Justice of Galicia (TSXG) after the lawsuit against the Franco in Madrid, which includes a request for a precautionary measure so that the permanence of the assets in the property, in State deposit, is agreed, until the court rules on your property.

In addition, the judge requests that you specify which ones have not been the subject of the lawsuit and that, therefore, “they would not be affected” by the pronouncement that the Madrid court could issue.

The judge has also decreed, in the resolution, the suspension, until the request made by the State is resolved, of the term granted to the parties on September 26, 2022 to indicate “the time that they foreseeably consider necessary for the practice of the diligence, as well as to identify the people who will intervene and the means that will be used to carry out the delivery of the goods safely”. Against the providence, it is possible to present an appeal for reversal, within a period of five days.

In that decree of last September, the Court of First Instance number 1 of A Coruña decreed that the delivery of the assets of the Pazo de Meirás that belong to the Franco family must be made in the presence of a judicial commission and of the parties in person. the procedure, based on the inventory prepared in November 2020.

The Franco family, as established by the court in an order from last July, will not be able to withdraw all those assets that at that time the State, the Xunta and the municipalities of A Coruña and Sada claimed – with the exception of the carpets pasilleras– because the magistrate understood that they are immovable property, that is, inseparable from the pazo.

In addition, the lawyer of the Administration of Justice indicated in the decree that for the transfer of assets of cultural interest it will be necessary to have the authorization of the Xunta.