Vulneración al principio de confianza legítima por cambio de precedente jurisprudencial.

Abstract

The principle of legitimate expectations assumes special importance within the framework of the system of precedents, that is, said institution protects the coherence of legal systems in what has to do with relations between individuals and the administration, when the latter exceeds its powers in the exercise of its powers and transgresses the legal situations that generate legitimate expectations. However, the treatment of this principle has been considered from the administrative and legislative perspective and it has been left aside that the High Courts, jurisprudentially speaking, have modified the precedents in the face of particular situations without meeting the expectations of the citizens who come to the contentious-administrative jurisdiction in search of the recognition of a right or the reparation of a damage, without taking into account, even, precepts of a supranational nature, then this implies the violation of the principle of legitimate trust of the administrators.