Zakhour: Citizens cannot be held accountable without committees or funds

The legal and administrative provisions related to the Rental Law 2/2017 and the impact of suspending the application of most of its articles due to the absence of its enactment and the formation of its judicial bodies were discussed, particularly regarding tenants’ rights and court decisions. The analysis highlighted that many previous rulings, which were based on the stability of judicial jurisprudence, compliance with annual requests, and judicial directives, have now been violated. This has resulted in the loss of tenants' rights to renewal without any fault on their part. The report also pointed out that some current decisions conflict with fundamental legal principles such as justice, legitimate trust, and legal certainty. It noted that changes in judicial interpretations without clear reasons or adequate justification threaten the stability of acquired rights and violate general judicial principles. This situation raises legal debates concerning the validity of the application of the law and whether it complies with principles of rights protection and legitimate expectations.

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