Analysis examines obligations in public administration entities under Article 3 § 2(4) of LPAC, suggesting implications for administrative law definitions.
The subject of this article is the analysis of acts and activities referred to in Article 3 § 2(4) of the LPAC, from a subjective perspective – namely, the entity they concern, which is also an entity performing public administration. This type of analysis is heuristically valuable for the following reasons: firstly, at both ends of the administrative-legal relationship to which the act or activity pertains, there are entities performing public administration. Secondly, the concepts of ‘right’ and ‘obligation’, as used in Article 3 § 2(4) of the LPAC, have a well-established meaning within the doctrine of administrative law. The question therefore arises: how should these terms be interpreted when analysing Article 3 § 2(4) of the LPAC?
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Mirosław Wincenciak (2025) studied this question.
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