The user of domiciliary public services
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https://doi.org/10.17533/udea.esde.332202Keywords:
domiciliary public services, users of public service, contractual and statutory relation, uniform conditions contract, users rightsrotection mechanisms of rights, types of users, public services companies, tutela action in public services, controller oAbstract
The subject ofthe users of domiciliary public services has been a novel aspect in the present public right, since the new legislation specially contained in 1421aw from 1994, it is widely regulated the form of the relationship of these passive subjects of such public services is conceived, the tie that unites the lenders of the service with this class of individuais, the rights that each one ofthem has as opposed to the benefit ofthe service and the effective way or mechanisms which are possible to defend such rights. From this point of view it is pretended to demonstrate how, according to the new conception of public service, the user more than a beneficiary acquires a new status of consumer of a service, by virtue of the liberalization of services to the market, the only way to accede to that market is paying a price that in the case of domiciliary public services is satisfied with the payment of a tariff.
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