Ley 32/1979, de 8 de noviembre, sobre el ferrocarril metropolitano de Madrid. | BOE-A-1979-27191 — Spain law | Esheria

Ley 32/1979, de 8 de noviembre, sobre el ferrocarril metropolitano de Madrid.

El Gobierno puede proponer un canje público de las acciones expropiadas por títulos del Estado, sujeto a condiciones y a un mínimo de adhesión; además, quienes no elijan el canje recibirán un anticipo sobre el justiprecio.

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Jurisdiction
Spain
Instrument
Act or statute
Citation
BOE-A-1979-27191
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Language
es
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Citation provenance: source:es:boe · schema StatuteEnrichmentPublicV1.

administrative procedure asset acquisition asset ownership asset transfer capital investments compensation compensation payments debt issuance government guarantees infrastructure joint management metro service metro transport municipal ownership municipal proposals public service management public transport public transport regulation rail transport regulatory compliance service assets service management service operations service pricing +7 more

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El Gobierno puede proponer un canje público de las acciones expropiadas por títulos del Estado, sujeto a condiciones y a un mínimo de adhesión; además, quienes no elijan el canje recibirán un anticipo sobre el justiprecio. The suburban railway Carabanchel-Plaza de España becomes owned by the Madrid City Council and is to be managed jointly with the metropolitan railway by the managing company. If the Provincial Council and Madrid City Council acquire the company’s shares, the company must directly run the service and the former concessions end; later network expansion also lets the Provincial Council transfer its titles to the relevant city councils. La tarifa del servicio debe cubrir sus costes totales lo antes posible, y la sociedad gestora debe presentar al Ayuntamiento de Madrid propuestas de modificación de tarifas. The provision states that Madrid’s metro public service is to be assumed by the public sector, and that the City Council of Madrid holds the public-service title for the urban transport service.