ADMINISTRATIVE LAW

What is Administrative Law?

Administrative law regulates the administrative structure of the state and the functioning of public services. It protects the rights of individuals against the administration.

Scope of Administrative Law

• Administrative acts
• Administrative contracts
• Public services
• Liability of the administration
• Administrative sanctions

What is an Administrative Act?

The administration establishes acts through unilateral declaration of intent. Licenses, permits, and administrative fines are among the examples of administrative acts.

Elements of Administrative Acts

• Authority
• Form
• Reason
• Subject
• Purpose

If any of these elements are missing, the act may become unlawful.

Liability of the Administration

The liability of the administration may arise in cases of service failure and strict liability. Damaged parties may claim compensation from the administration when the conditions are met.

Administrative Judiciary and Types of Lawsuits

• Annulment lawsuit
• Full remedy lawsuit

It is important to carefully follow the deadlines in administrative litigation.

Why are Deadlines Important?

Notification dates and lawsuit filing deadlines must be tracked carefully. Tracking deadlines is crucial for the correct execution of the legal process.

Common Mistakes

• Missing the deadline to file a lawsuit
• Choosing the wrong type of lawsuit
• Calculating the notification date incorrectly
• Taking action without seeking legal support

Why Should You Work with EREN & GONCE?

• Actively following up on administrative lawsuits
• Representing clients
• Providing consultancy for public projects
• Analyzing legal risks in advance

Frequently Asked Questions