The Canary Association of Vacation Rentals (Ascav) has stated this Thursday that the Supreme Court "has done justice" by overturning the Royal Decree that created the single registry of tourist apartments, a decision that, according to the entity, means that "thousands of vacation home owners can sleep more peacefully knowing that the Supreme Court has corrected the disoriented course set by the Government of Spain".
In a statement, the association emphasizes that, from now on, "thousands of owners will be able to claim from the registrars what they paid under a null rule", just as "all those who were illegally excluded from commercialization" now have the possibility of demanding compensation from the Government of Spain "for patrimonial responsibility for damages caused by loss of profit".
Ascav concludes that "we can only feel satisfied, proud of the work well done" and emphasizes that it was the association itself that filed the appeal before the Supreme Court, also recalling that this ruling is the first of a set of five judicial pronouncements still pending.