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What is Administrative Law?

Administrative law is a branch of law that deals with issues related to balancing the rule given to the public with the rights and freedoms of individuals in a country. At the same time, the definition, structure and functioning of the administration are governed by administrative law. Administrative law ensures that the activities of the administration can be audited, as well as faster and more reliable.

What cases include administrative law?

  • Full court cases
  • Claims for Cancellation of Illegal Administrative Acts
  • Cases related to administrative fines
  • Cancellation cases
  • Liability of administration and compensation cases
  • Disputes regarding procurement law and tender litigation
  • Construction law cases
  • Cases arising from administrative contracts
  • Military Administrative and Supreme Administrative Court cases
  • Cases considered by the Council of State as a court of first instance
  • Actions for annulment of ecri retaliatory correction notice
  • Municipal Fines Cancellation Cases
  • Actions for annulment of regulatory acts of the administration
  • Actions to cancel disciplinary sanctions
  • Consideration of administrative applications
  • Arrangement and preparation of administrative petitions
  • Arrangement and inspection of necessary documents in administrative proceedings
  • Preparation and control of specifications for public tenders
  • Drafting, interpreting and auditing administrative contracts
  • Participation in public tenders

How is process going in administrative courts?

All proceedings in administrative courts are held within the framework of administrative law. The claimant must apply to the administrative court with a motion, including a determination and evidence.

According to the rules, administrative court makes its decisions in writing. Forensic examination is carried out on the basis of documents. Once a case has been filed, the court may need documents and information pertaining to the case during the execution phase of the case. At this stage, the court has the right to request the necessary documents and information from the relevant individuals and institutions.

Since the proceedings in the court are conducted on paper, the court does not accept applications and does not hear witnesses. For this, one of the members of the court may be appointed to determine necessary evidence.

After collecting the necessary documents, the court may decide to conduct an examination and, if necessary, open. In order for this process in the administrative courts to be in favor of the plaintiff, as well as for the purpose of tracking the long-term process in the case, administrative lawyer would be useful to coordinate with.

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