Petition for Appeal Against Administrative Fine and License Confiscation for Refusing to Take a Breathalyzer Test (Traffic Law Article 48/9)
APPELLANT (OFFENDER) TO THE TURKISH REPUBLIC OF TURKEY PEACE COURT: [Name Surname] – Turkish Republic Identity Number: [...] Address: [...] REPRESENTATIVE: Attorney Aydanur NAS (Bar Association Registration... Read More
Limits of Delegation of Authority in Administrative Procedures: The Distinction Between Broad Authority and Usurpation of Authority
INTRODUCTION In accordance with the principle that "lack of authority is a matter of public order," one of the most fundamental rules in administrative law, every administrative act must be performed only by the competent authority... Read More
The 'Violation of Interest' Requirement and Plaintiff Standing in Annulment Cases: Based on Current Case Law
INTRODUCTION The fundamental purpose of the administrative judicial system is to protect the fundamental rights and freedoms of individuals by reviewing the legality of the actions and decisions of the administration. This review mechanism... Read More
Annulment of Administrative Actions in Terms of Cause and Purpose: An Examination in Light of Council of State and Regional Administrative Court Decisions
INTRODUCTION Administrative acts are declarations of will established through the use of public power and producing legal consequences. As a requirement of the rule of law principle, all administrative acts... Read More
Criteria for the Illegality of Administrative Actions: The Practical Importance of Authority, Form, Reason, Subject Matter, and Purpose Elements
Introduction Administrative acts are legal actions established through unilateral declarations of will based on public authority, producing legal consequences and enabling the administration to fulfill its assigned duties... Read More
The Process for Annulling Administrative Actions in Cases of Expropriation Without Compensation
Introduction: Expropriation without compensation is the act of the administration physically or legally intervening in a property without carrying out any expropriation process, thereby eliminating the owner's right of ownership... Read More
Reasons for Rejection of Lithuanian Citizenship Applications and Appeal Procedures
Introduction The process for foreigners applying for Lithuanian citizenship is based on specific criteria. However, applications are not always successful. Rejection of an application may depend on the applicant's legal status... Read More
Rights to Appeal in Case of Rejection of Residence Permit Application in Denmark
Introduction Denmark, within the framework of bilateral agreements with European Union (EU) and European Economic Area (EEA) countries, handles immigration and residence permit applications... Read More
Real Estate Inheritance and Expropriation: Legal Issues and Practical Solutions
Introduction Real estate inheritance is one of the issues that most frequently causes disputes among heirs within the scope of inheritance law. In particular, the expropriation of real estate on grounds of public interest creates significant conflicts among heirs... Read More
Problems in Expropriation Law and Proposed Solutions: The Balance Between Property Rights and Public Interest
Introduction Expropriation is the forceful disposal of privately owned immovable property by the state or public legal entities for the public good, by paying compensation. In Turkish law... Read More