Guaranteeing the Client’s Right to Remedy as the Obligation of Public Service
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Abstract
The study deals with the right to redress, and thus the procedural guarantees of the lawful functioning of public administration, from a particular point of view of the enforcement of client rights. The author, in the general context of the study, begins by discussing the requirement of the lawfulness of public administration, then the content of the right of appeal and its requirements for procedural law. Thereafter, the system of redress of the administrative procedure under the new regulations will be introduced through the processing of the laws on general administrative order and administrative litigation. At the end of the study, conclusions will be drawn that will address both the relationship between appeal and administrative litigation and the new administrative judicial system.