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ENThe filing period
In administrative matters the period is usually short and strict, such as sixty days, running from notification of the act. Once it is missed, annulment cannot be sought even if the act is unlawful.
Administrative Law
The citizen's right, the state's limit.
Every act of the administration is bound by law; it is the action before the court that enforces that bond.
Overview
Acts of an administration exercising public power usually take effect without the individual's consent: the refusal of a permit, a disciplinary penalty or an expropriation decision can bear directly on a person's life. In a state governed by the rule of law, the only safeguard is that the administration too is bound by statute and that its decisions remain open to judicial review.
The firm uses the effective remedies available against unlawful administrative acts and actions, chief among them annulment and full-remedy proceedings. Monitoring the short filing periods for administrative matters closely, it conducts the process so as to protect the client's constitutional rights.
Scope
Matters
handled.
- Actions for annulment of administrative acts
- Full-remedy (administrative compensation) actions
- Annulment actions against zoning plans, permits and construction acts
- Objection and annulment of disciplinary penalties for civil servants and students
- Objections and complaints concerning public tenders
- Actions before the tax courts against tax penalties
- Expropriation and de facto expropriation actions
- Actions against mesne-profit and administrative eviction measures
- Annulment actions against EIA reports and advice on environmental permits
Points to Note
What matters
in practice.
The points that most affect the outcome in this area, and are most often overlooked.
Annulment versus full remedy
Setting an act aside is the subject of an annulment action, while making good the loss suffered is the subject of a full-remedy action. Choosing the right action determines the outcome.
Mandatory administrative application
Some acts require an application to the administration before an action may be brought. Skipping this stage can lead to the action being dismissed without reaching the merits.
Other practice areas
Commercial and Corporate Law
Incorporation, share transfers, contracts and shareholder disputes.
Employment Law
Contracts, termination procedures, reinstatement and wage claims.
Law of Obligations
Contracts, default, tort, unjust enrichment and compensation disputes.
Real Estate & Tenancy Law
Title, condominium, lease, eviction and expropriation disputes.
Enforcement & Insolvency Law
Debt recovery, attachment, objection annulment, composition and bankruptcy.
Criminal Law
Defence counsel in investigation and prosecution; custody, detention and appeal proceedings.
Family Law
Divorce, custody, maintenance and matrimonial property disputes: advice and litigation.
Consumer Law
Defective goods, distance sales and withdrawal disputes: arbitration panels and litigation.
Insurance Law
Motor, fire and life insurance claims: arbitration and litigation.
Information Technology Law
Personality rights online, content removal, cyber offences and e-commerce disputes.
Data Protection (KVKK)
Data inventory, notices and consent, VERBİS, breach management and compliance advice.
Trademark & Patent Law
Trademark infringement, unfair competition, counterfeit goods and industrial property disputes.
Sports Law
Athlete and club contracts, transfers, disciplinary matters and arbitration disputes.
Do you have a matter
in this area?
You may request an initial meeting by telephone or email, and bring the relevant documents with you.