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Analyze administrative procedures, public procurement, and urban planning with AI that consults LPAC, LCSP, and administrative case law.
The problem
Administrative procedures are lengthy, formal, with strict deadlines. Public procurement has complex requirements and abundant case law.
What Lexiel does
Lexiel calculates administrative deadlines, analyzes procurement specifications, searches Supreme Court Sala 3ª case law, and generates administrative appeals.
Verified legal sources
LPAC (Law 39/2015)
LRJSP (Law 40/2015)
LCSP (Law 9/2017)
LJCA (Law 29/1998)
All answers include verified citations. No hallucinations; if there's no source, Lexiel says so.
Example query
"Analyze whether this administrative act is void or voidable under Arts. 47-48 LPAC and search applicable case law"
→ Lexiel answers with verified citations from official sources
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Key legal terms
Rooting permitTemporary residence authorization for exceptional circumstances for undocumented foreigners. Three types: social (3 years), labor (2 years) and family.Art. 124 RD 557/2011Administrative silenceLegal effect produced when the Administration fails to resolve within the legal deadline. Silence may be positive (request deemed granted) or negative (request deemed rejected). Generally, silence is positive in procedures initiated at the request of the interested party; negative in ex officio procedures and certain regulated ones (planning licences, activities in public domain).Arts. 24-25 LPAC (Ley 39/2015)Administrative appeal (hierarchical)Ordinary appeal against acts that do not exhaust the administrative route, filed before the hierarchically superior body. Deadline: 1 month for express acts, 3 months from negative silence. If the Administration does not resolve within 3 months, it is deemed dismissed (negative silence). Exhausts the administrative route.Arts. 121-122 LPACAPOptional administrative reviewOptional appeal filed before the same body that issued the act, prior to going to the administrative courts. Not mandatory. Deadline: 1 month from notification of the express act. Does not suspend the deadline for appeal to the administrative courts.Arts. 123-126 LPACAP
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