Constitutional Court rejects housing law appeal
The Constitutional Court has ruled to reject the appeal of a number of citizens regarding the unconstitutionality of Article One of Decree-Law No. 83 of 2025, which abolished Article 29 bis of the Housing Care Law. The court confirmed that the appeal did not meet the criteria for direct personal interest, and that its jurisdiction is limited to examining whether legislation complies with the constitution, not to applying texts or addressing interpretive errors. It also stated that the abolition of the article did not include regulating the status of previous beneficiaries, and that claims related to eviction requests are the responsibility of the administrative authority and not the law’s provisions themselves. Ultimately, the court decided to dismiss the appeal and confiscate the surety bond.
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