2024-01-27 15:59:49
Updated Saturday, 27 January 2024 – 16:59
The Supreme Court has issued an order to clarify the established doctrine in relation to the Birth and care benefits for single-parent families: “The recognition of a new benefit, different from the one already recognized, is not appropriate.”
The Official State Gazette (BOE) publishes this Saturday an order from the Fourth Chamber of the Supreme Court clarifying the ruling of the ruling of March 2, 2023, which rejected that a mother could add the leave for birth and care of the minor to the one she has. right that would have corresponded to the other parent, a ruling that marked doctrine in the face of the disparity of previous judicial resolutions.
The new order, dated January 11, maintains the pronouncements of that resolution and adds a provision to establish the following as jurisprudential doctrine: “With respect to the benefit for the care and birth of a child, in the case of single-parent families, recognition is not applicable. of a new benefit, different from the one already recognized in your case, and coinciding with that which would have corresponded to the other parent”. In this way, the court agrees to rectify the “material error suffered in the ruling” of the sentence handed down in March 2023.
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