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Administrative cases
Administrative claims run on far shorter deadlines than civil ones, and an internal appeal is usually a precondition to suing at all. Miss that step and the court will not hear the case.
What this covers
- Checking the deadlines and the steps required before filing
- Internal appeals against an administrative order
- Applications to the Administrative Court to revoke an order
- Disputes arising from administrative contracts
The matters this covers
Each has its own page setting out what the statute requires and what to prepare.
- Applications to revoke an administrative order
- Challenges to unlawful subordinate legislation
- Administrative contract disputes
- Agency inaction or unreasonable delay
- Public procurement disputes
- Civil service discipline and penalty orders
- Compensation for expropriated property
- Licensing and permit disputes
- Internal appeals before proceedings begin
The legislation
- Act on Establishment of Administrative Courts and Administrative Court Procedure B.E. 2542 (1999)
- Administrative Procedure Act B.E. 2539 (1996)
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