Administrative Procedure in Albania
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The court and the parties constitute the core of administrative procedural legal relations, but besides them, third persons can also participate in these relations, who are part of litigation, such as the bailiff in the execution phase and when this process becomes part of the trial process on complaint. They conduct procedural actions with the active participation, in accordance with administrative procedural norms, influencing the "course, development and completion of the trial". This paragraph shall constitute the purpose and objectives of this paper. In administrative procedural relations attend some subjects who carry certain procedural rights and duties provided by applicable law. The main subject in this relation is the court because of its crucial role in the development of these administrative relations. The Court has a leading and unique position because it is only the court which has the right to resolves an administrative issue giving the final decision. This stems from the fact that the court is the only body authorized by law to administer justice and as such it binding participates in all relations arising during the trial of cases (Adv. N.Uka, Adv. J.Brati "Magistracy & Advocacy", "ILARI" P.F., Tirana, 2012, p. 454.) The methodology used is qualitative comparative of the two main doctrines on administrative procedure: Years of dictatorship (1962) and nowadays (2012). This paper will serve to other studies of the field ongoing since the Administrative Court is a new court in the Republic of Albania. And for that fact, books or publications in this field are few in number in Albania.Downloads
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2015-01-08
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Administrative Procedure in Albania. (2015). Mediterranean Journal of Social Sciences, 6(1 S1), 438. https://www.richtmann.org/journal/index.php/mjss/article/view/5558