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Administrative Law
Administrative law is the field through which the acts and actions of public authorities are reviewed for lawfulness. Anyone who suffers a loss of rights through an administrative act may seek judicial review.
Annulment actions
An administrative act may be challenged as unlawful in respect of competence, form, cause, subject matter or purpose. The limitation period is preclusive, and missing it makes the act final.
Where enforcement of the act would cause harm that is difficult to remedy, a stay of execution may be requested.
Full-remedy actions
Compensation for pecuniary and non-pecuniary loss caused by an administrative act or action is sought through a full-remedy action, brought either together with an annulment action or separately.
Service fault and strict liability form the legal basis of these actions.
Common disputes
Zoning plan and building permit disputes, expropriation and de facto expropriation, administrative fines, civil service disciplinary measures and appointment or removal decisions are frequent subjects in this field.
Lawyers working in this field
Please contact the office directly for matters in this field.