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The Supreme Court is one of the few courts that is beyond reach for most lawyers, only 35% of the cassation appeals are admitted to procedure. There are only four ways to access the High Court: when the quantity of the action is greater than 600,000 Euros, when the action deals with the protection of fundamental rights, when the dispute has cassational interest or when a serious procedural infraction has been committed throughout the procedure. The use of the cassational t... The Supreme Court is one of the few courts that is beyond reach for most lawyers, only 35% of the cassation appeals are admitted to procedure. There are only four ways to access the High Court: when the quantity of the action is greater than 600,000 Euros, when the action deals with the protection of fundamental rights, when the dispute has cassational interest or when a serious procedural infraction has been committed throughout the procedure. The use of the cassational technique has become a key element in order to proof that an issue deserves to be examined by the Supreme Court. That is the reason for arrange this conference, so we can explain the current state of cassations before the Supreme Court, with experts in this field.

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