In Spain lawsuits are even more protracted than in Japan. A lawsuit which has been going on in Spain for nearly a century has been brought to an end by an agreement between the parties, who are the State on one side, and onthe other the Marquesa de Campotejaere, who resides in Italy and is represented by the Papal Nuncio in Madrid.
According to one of the clauses of this agreement the State will enter into possession of the Generalite, the famous summer residence of the ancient Moorish kings and queens of Granada It is stated that' the library of the palace contains some very valuable documents, many of which date from the time of King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella, who captured Granada in 1492.
The Palacio, de Generalife, whose name is a corruption of Jenna al' Auf (Arif's garden), is one of principal monuments of Granada. It stands immediately the east of the Alhambra and on even higher ground, from which there is a steep fall to the river Darre.
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