Proceedings on claims brought by state bodies as a special type of administrative procedure
Proceedings on claims brought by state bodies as a special type of administrative procedure

Author(s): Volodymyr Kabanov
Subject(s): Law, Constitution, Jurisprudence, Comparative Law, Administrative Law
Published by: Societatea de Stiinte Juridice si Administrative
Keywords: administrative judicial procedure; state body; execution of judicial decisions in administrative cases;
Summary/Abstract: The article describes proceedings brought by state bodies as a special form of administrative procedure. There are special requirements for the category of public law disputes, state bodies as plaintiffs in a case, and elements of proceedings in cases brought by state bodies. To a certain extent, the details of individual cases in public law disputes involving state bodies are being developed. Administrative procedure is one of the elements of the mechanism for the protection of citizens' rights, freedoms and interests against unlawful activities by State bodies. State bodies play an important role in this process, as the exercise of their right of action forms a separate category of cases dealt with in the context of administrative justice. State and local government bodies and their officials, other entities in the exercise of administrative authority under the direct provisions of the legislation in force or delegated powers constitute a wide range of subjects of administrative and legal relations. The dispersion in national legislation of the legal basis for their participation in the judicial process adds to the complexity of the legal settlement of the relevant conflict situations.

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