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The Directorate General for Legal Certainty and Public Faith has upheld the refusal to register the loss of single-member status of a public limited company. The resolution recalls two practical rules: closure of the Register for failure to file accounts and the formal requirements of the declaration.
The Directorate General for Legal Certainty and Public Faith has upheld the refusal to register a 1964 inheritance deed in which the will left property to "the testator's brothers and sisters" without identifying them. The resolution leaves three practical lessons for anyone appealing a registry assessment.
The Constitutional Court and the higher courts of Navarre and the Canary Islands have already ruled on filings citing judgments that do not exist. The responses range from a warning or closing the matter to a fine, and all share one idea: whoever signs is responsible.
