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Do you need a lawyer or a procurador in Spanish judicial review?
In contentious-administrative proceedings in Spain, the representation and legal-assistance requirements depend on whether the case is before a single-member court or a collegiate court. A procurador is a Spanish court representative; the role should not be assumed to be identical to that of a solicitor or attorney in another legal system.
Before a single-member court
A party must be assisted by a lawyer. Appointing a procurador is optional: the party may be represented by a procurador or may have the lawyer act as representative. If the lawyer is appointed as representative, court notifications are sent to that lawyer.
Before a collegiate court
A party must appoint a procurador to act as representative and must also be assisted by a lawyer. This applies, for example, to proceedings before the contentious-administrative chambers of the High Courts of Justice, the National Court and the Supreme Court.
Limited exception for certain public employees
Public employees may appear on their own behalf when defending statutory employment rights in personnel matters, provided the dispute does not concern the separation of public employees who hold permanent positions. This is a narrow exception and does not generally apply to taxpayers challenging tax decisions.
The correct requirement depends on which court has jurisdiction and the procedural stage of the case. The court, the judgment and any notice about representation should be checked promptly. (Contentious-Administrative Jurisdiction Law 29/1998, section 23.)
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