Expropriation and Seizure Without Expropriation
Basic Characteristics and Conditions of Expropriation Although expropriation is a process in which the administration unilaterally terminates the right of ownership, this process... Read More
RESIGNATION OR DISMISSAL FROM PUBLIC SERVICE
RESIGNATION OR DISMISSAL FROM PUBLIC SERVICE The continuity and effectiveness of public service constitute one of the fundamental functions of the administration. In fulfilling this function, civil servants are directly involved in the power of the public... Read More
Expropriation Without Compensation and the Protection of Property Rights
The right to property is guaranteed both by Article 35 of the Turkish Constitution and by Article 1 of Protocol No. 1 to the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR)... Read More
Disciplinary Penalties and Judicial Review of Public Officials
For public service to be carried out effectively, efficiently, and impartially, public officials must act in accordance with certain rules. Those who act contrary to these rules... Read More
Restriction of Property Rights and Expropriation
1. Introduction The right to property is one of the fundamental pillars of an individual's economic freedom and personal security. Article 35 of the Constitution states that "Everyone has the right to property and inheritance"... Read More
What is Ecrimisil?
Compensation for Unauthorized Use of Property: Concept, Process, Calculation, Appeal and Litigation Strategies in the Context of Administrative Law Summary: Compensation for unauthorized use of property belonging to the Treasury and other public institutions; unauthorized and/or contract-less use of public property... Read More
What are the types of strict liability?
Strict Liability: The Principle of Danger, Social Risk, and the Balancing of Sacrifice 1) Introduction: Why “Strict Liability”? In our administrative law system, the continuity, effectiveness, and... of public service. Read More
Usurpation of Authority, Abuse of Authority, and Illegality in the Element of Intent |
SUMMARY: Usurpation of authority in administrative procedures is when a person or body outside the administration takes action, and as a rule, it results in the sanction of nullity. Abuse of authority is legally defined as... Read More
Expropriation Without Compensation
SUMMARY: Expropriation without compensation; is the actual intervention (de facto seizure) of a property by the administration without properly following the expropriation procedure, or through an administrative act/plan/protection status... Read More
Demolition Order Issued for Unlicensed Business Premises
Administrative law regulates the operation of public administration within the framework of legal rules. In particular, the zoning and building inspection powers of municipalities frequently come to the attention of law firms... Read More