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Court backs man denied minimum income for sharing flat with landlady

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A man in Spain was refused the Ingreso Mínimo Vital by the Social Security system on the grounds that he shared a flat with his landlady, a decision suggesting the arrangement implied greater economic resources. A court has now overturned that ruling, backing the man's right to the benefit. The case has drawn attention as it could set a precedent for others in similar shared-housing situations applying for the minimum income.

Why now: The court ruling reverses a benefits denial that many see as unfair to people in shared housing.

Seguridad SocialIngreso Mínimo VitalSpainLas Provincias

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