Because the executive acts on the basis of the power it holds, the rights of individuals can be violated all the more easily through its acts. Administrative law emerges as the branch of law that deals with disputes arising from the actions and acts of the administration. In this field, which has its own separate judicial process, the courts, their working procedures, and the appellate authority and its working principles have become a specialization in their own right.
Only after answering questions such as whether an administrative act or action exists, whether the person who carried out the act falls within the definition of the administration, and whether there was fault in causing the damage or what the degree of liability is, can one determine what the legal interest is and how it should be protected. Eker Law Firm provides legal advisory and litigation services for resolving many kinds of disputes, including objections to administrative acts, annulment actions and full remedy actions.
Administrative law sometimes arises in personnel matters of public officials, such as their hiring, dismissal or reassignment, and sometimes in the form of compensation claims for damages we suffer in the course of public services. Proceedings within the jurisdiction and responsibilities of the administrative courts are conducted entirely in writing. For this reason, an application process that fully sets out every legal nuance is required. Your cases are handled from a broad perspective, ranging from universal legal norms and the case law of the European Court of Human Rights to the long-established case law of the Council of State and its evolving approaches.