September 5, 2025Journal of LawOpen Access

Annulment of an Individual Administrative-Legal Act by the Court Without Resolving the Disputed Issue and Ordering the Issuance of a New Act – An Effective Means of Protecting the Rights of the Interested Party?

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The annulment of administrative-legal acts by the court can protect the rights of the interested party effectively.
Court proceedings may require issuing a new act without resolving the underlying disputed issue directly.
This method highlights the balance between legal procedure and the substantive rights of individuals involved.
Further analysis is needed on the implications for administrative law and the consistency of this practice across cases.

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The court examines annulment of administrative-legal acts in light of protecting rights, suggesting effectiveness for the interested party.

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