Administrative Lawyer
Administrative Law
An annulment action against an unlawful administrative act can, as a rule, be filed within 60 days of notification. For zoning plan amendments, permit revocations, disciplinary sanctions, and administrative fines, court action must be taken before the deadlines expire.
Administrative law governs disputes between citizens and the state, and its filing deadlines are preclusive. Once the 60-day period running from notification of the administrative act is missed, the act becomes final.
Our office represents individuals and legal entities before the administrative courts in annulment and full remedy actions, challenges to zoning plans and building permit decisions, urban transformation disputes, civil servant disciplinary and security clearance cases, objections to administrative fines, and public procurement disputes.
Services We Provide in This Area
- Actions for the annulment of administrative acts
- Full remedy (administrative compensation) actions
- Zoning plan and building permit disputes
- Urban transformation and at-risk building objections
- Actions against civil servant disciplinary sanctions
- Objections to administrative fines
- Public procurement processes and debarment actions
- Student and higher education (YÖK) disciplinary disputes
Frequently Asked Questions
Administrative Law: Frequently Asked Questions
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