A friend of mine who has a foodstore in Nerja was told the announcing note there is a complaints book was on a blue background and should be a white one. Six months later he received a fine of 800 ? because of this, but no mention of any legal requirements whatsoever. He didn’t pay yet and antered a notice of objection, but is there somewhere a legal requirement herefore to justify this fine, or is it just (again) harrassment of non-Spanish commercials ? And what can be done about it ?

Thank you very much

Celle:

Please consult with your local authority, or otherwise consult with a “gestor?a” as they are sure to know.

What do you mean by a “commercial”?  (An advertisement?).  Maybe you mean a “non-Spanish business”. 
One way or the otehr I fail to see the connection.

Well, it is a Dutch couple who opened a food shop, they are registered in Spain as a Spanish business and they do everything according the Spanish legislation, but were fined 800 ?, apparently because the announcement that there is a book of complaints was printed on paper with a blue background instead of a white background ?

Celle:

You already explained this in your first post, about the colour of the notice.

“Please consult at the appropriate local authority office, or consulta a gestor?a, who will gie you the correct information, and contest the ?800 fine.”

http://www.google.com/search?q=aviso+de+hoja+de+reclamaciones&hl=es-419&rlz=1W1SKPB_es&tbm=isch&tbo=u&source=univ&sa=X&ei=PNRZUfOxBoep0AXNmoHADw&ved=0CEMQsAQ&biw=973&bih=832