The Court of Spain refused to analyze the case of the possible secret paternity of the former king

The Supreme Court of Spain rejected the claim for the establishment of paternity, which was filed by the subject of Belgium Ingrid Sartier against the King of Spain, Juan Carlos, who had renounced the throne.

Sartier said that Juan Carlos had a connection with her mother in the mid-1960s, and demanded that the Spanish aristocrat pass the DNA test for paternity, the Russian Air Force service reports.

The lawyers of Juan Carlos demanded that the court reject the lawsuit, and the court satisfied their claim, and also refused to conduct a genetic examination.

Juan Carlos lost immunity from court persecution after he renounced the throne in 2014. The only court that has the right to resume the case against the ex-monarch is the Constitutional Court of Spain.

Juan Carlos married Sofia Greek in 1962. In their marriage, they had two daughters and a son - the current Spanish king Philip VI. According to the Western media, at the moment, one of the daughters of the former King Christine is under investigation in connection with the investigation of fraud regarding her husband's business.

In June 2014, Juan Carlos renounced the throne. In a private conversation, he said to the court, that he decided to transfer the throne to his 46-year-old son Philip, until he was still young enough so that the heir was not old in anticipation of the throne, like the British Prince Charles.

According to the 76-year-old monarch, who renounced the throne, he wanted to provide an opportunity to act to the "young generation". The prince of Wales at the age of 65 is the most age heir to the British throne over the past 300 years.