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Based on a recent book that offers a comparative analysis concerning Italy, France and Germany, this blog post focuses on time limits in administrative litigation, specifically events triggering the commencement of short limitation periods for…
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1. Introduction In the 18th century, French administrative disputes were taken away from common courts and given to administrative courts within the administration, gradually gaining independence. Today, French Administrative Justice comprises three levels: 42 administrative…
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1. Introduction In many legal systems, judicial review of administrative discretion is received increasing attention. If the legislator grants administrative authorities a power that leaves room for balancing interests, it is obvious that the authorities…
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