Fine of over a thousand euros to park his car with his caravan on the beach
The Supreme Court confirmed the penalty imposed on a man to break with their vehicles Playa Paraiso
The Litigation Division of the Superior Court of Justice of the Region of Murcia (TSJ) dismissed an action brought against a man of 1,050 euro fine levied by the Segura River Basin (CHS) to place your car and your caravan on the sand of the beach paradise of Cabo de Palos, deploy and install an awning chairs.
The basin authority considered that this action, committed by the convicted in August of 2004, was constituting a grave breach of the Coastal Act, and agreed to impose the said penalty, which was appealed to the High Court of Justice.
In the appeal to the judge, the defendant argued that the disciplinary proceedings had expired by agreeing to the penalty, that it was not motivated and that the acts attributed to him had not occurred.
The Litigation Division of the Supreme Court has rejected all the allegations presented by the man in a sentence stating that "the facts were discovered by Civil Guard officers at the time that occurred and that the fine was imposed" from correctly in a minimum "the offender.
This statement shows that you can not camp or park vehicles on beaches, with the risk of being punished, as the star of this event, with over a thousand euros.
