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Court reschedules hearings on Quinta dos InglesesPhoto by SLPix on Pexels
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Court reschedules hearings on Quinta dos Ingleses

Observador7 September 2026 at 16:07

The hearings related to the Quinta dos Ingleses development process in Carcavelos have been rescheduled for the second time. The first hearing had already been postponed after being initially scheduled for July.

The court decided to postpone the start of the hearings again, which should now begin on September 9th.

The process concerns a development project at Quinta dos Ingleses, located in the parish of Carcavelos. This case involves urban planning matters that are being reviewed by the court.

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