▍Administrative Litigation Trial Procedure

The subject matter of administrative litigation is the rights and duties between people and the state. Examples are taxes, penalties for traffic infractions, expropriation of land, urban renewal, Fair Trade Act, etc. If an individual thinks that his or her rights are infringed, the primary avenue to seek redress is administrative litigation at administrative courts. (Article 2 of the Administrative Litigation Act).

The types of administrative litigation are actions for revocation, actions for general payment, actions to order administrative acts, and actions for declaration. Unless otherwise provided for by a statute, administrative appeals must be made before actions for revocation and actions to order administrative acts may be initiated.

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• Release Date : 2019-11-06
• Update : 2026-01-21