The company adds that the refusal of the national government delegation to let the fireworks go ahead was on account of "errors and last-minute changes" including those in respect of the location of the display contained in the safety and emergency plan which the organiser, i.e. the town hall, is obliged to present.
It goes on to say that it warned the town hall in adequate time - on 3 September - of its legal responsibilities in respect of the correct drafting and presentation of documents. The cancellation, it claims, is the consequence of a lack of diligence by the town hall.
The town hall, which said yesterday that it would be looking at seeking damages for the cancellation, faces a counter claim. The company states that it will start all legal action necessary for compensation because of the cancellation.
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Waste of money in this day and age anyway. Burning money the ayuntamiento don't have. Spend it on more important things!!!
Independent enquiry please. Heads must roll!
If the Town Hall were to pay for the Display. ARE THEY SAVING MONEY? , BY CANCELLING ON TECHNICALITIES, THAT DID NOT EXIST LAST YEAR!!!!.