The EU Court of Justice says a bank cannot refuse an immediate refund of an unauthorised payment by blaming the customer's gross negligence. It must pay by the next business day and can claim the loss back only if it proves that negligence.
Água & Sal, Dunas Livres, GEOTA, Quercus, SPEA and Zero have gone to the Beja administrative court against the approval of an irrigated orchard whose 12 boreholes could take 1.74 million cubic metres a year from the aquifer that supplies Alcácer do Sal and Grândola.
Lisbon's administrative court says the 1974 law's 00:30 limit on protests is not absolute and orders police not to remove one protester's tent on the Rossio until the final 2027 budget vote, on conditions. It did not legalise the wider camp.
The Matriz club says it told the organisers to leave its hall on Saturday morning and they refused. The second day went ahead despite the council revoking the noise licence, and a police source says officers only learned of the event afterwards.
Judges at the São João Novo court found the tax-fraud charge unproven and cleared Mário Ferreira and two of his companies over the 2015 sale of the Atlântida via a Maltese company. What the prosecution alleged, what the defence argued, and what comes next.
Courts that hear immigrants' cases against AIMA had about 89,000 pending in September, down from 124,793 in January. The judges' council says 23,945 urgent files have had no judge since July, and its special team now runs until at least 30 January 2027.
Pending first-instance tax cases fell from 39,912 to 18,480 between 2020 and 2025, the FFMS "Portugal Fiscal" study shows. Arbitration at CAAD now takes a third of disputes and decides in 4.5 months on average. The deadlines and fees if you challenge the AT.
