'Licencia de convalidacion 'means quite simply a Licence which is validated and I understand can be for ' anything'.....valid car licence!!
My understanding is that there is no specific licence 'headed by this name' which applies to the planning approval for development
I have been advised and it has been confirmed by others that the first document in the Huma OTCC dossier is the one which gives approval for the development by the Junta
It is headed Junta de Andalucia and signed by El Delegrado Provincial with a stamp
Now, if you think OTCC is just a big con by Huma and their banks, then no one will convince you otherwise!!
But ' get real' ACC became a mess for everyone involved and now is dead in the water and will, I suspect, remain so for some time'
Those who do not have a Bank Guarantee are fiinding it hard to get their money, so to be sensible they should at least look at OTCC or even MCC as this is the only way of securing your money in the immediate future without a long and expensive court case......if anyone knows any other way please tell me!!!
And responding Huma have a responsibilty to us, they are a bunch of crooks really does not get us anywhere
We did not have a BG and to be blunt the most important thing we wanted was to make our 40 % deposit secure after over 2 long years of being at risk
We looked and made our decision for OTCC......and very shortly we will have a guarantee for our money and in circa 15 months a Tarifa
Most certainly you should be sure in your own mind that if you change your money is guaranteed and OTCC will be built...only a lawyer can do this for you
Anyone who does not look and consider the options and just decides to ' wait for ACC to happen' is taking a big risk.....just my view but I do not like to run the risk any longer of 53.000 € going down the drain in Spain!
Now if you have a Bank Guarantee you have another option....we were not so lucky
If you do not......at least be sensible and look !!
This message was last edited by rowlandsbb on 4/24/2008.