8. Administrative Law

The chapter begins with a definition of administrative law, emphasizing its role in managing public affairs through various administrative subjects and counterparts. It delves into the characteristics of administrative law, highlighting its lack of a unified code and the variable nature of its norms. The principles of legal administration, rational administration, and due process are discussed, with a focus on the importance of transparency and fairness in administrative procedures. The chapter also explores the concept of administrative acts, their classification, and the principles governing their execution. Additionally, it provides an overview of administrative reconsideration, its nature, characteristics, and procedures, emphasizing its role in protecting the legitimate rights and interests of administrative counterparts.