The Supreme Court establishes that subsidy contributions for those over 52 years of age do not count as income for the non-contributory pension

The Supreme Court (TS) determines that contributions for the retirement contingency made by the State Public Employment Service (SEPE) during the receipt of unemployment benefits for those over 52 years of age cannot be computed as income for the purposes of complying with the limit established to access or quantify a non-contributory pension. The high …

Justice forces Social Security to pay the widow's pension to a woman who married in Mauritania: the marriage was not registered in Spain

Justice forces Social Security to pay the widow’s pension to a woman who married in Mauritania: the marriage was not registered in Spain

The Superior Court of Justice of Catalonia (TSJC) has recognized the right of a Senegalese woman to collect a widow’s pension after the death of her husband, a Spanish national, although the marriage was celebrated in Mauritania. The marriage was never registered in the Spanish Civil Registry, and despite this, Social Security will have to …