what is a complaint
for failure of administrative authorities to act to the highest administrative court
what is a complaint for failure of administrative authorities to act to the highest administrative court
A complaint against the inaction of an administrative authority is filed through the authority whose inaction is the subject of the complaint, and not directly with the Provincial Administrative Court (WSA). Such a complaint is filed when administrative proceedings continue to be prolonged despite an earlier reminder. The possibility to file a complaint for inaction is provided for in the Code of Administrative Procedure.
The authority whose failure to act has been challenged has 30 days to take the complaint into account. In more complex cases, this deadline may be extended to 60 days. During this time, the authority should determine whether the inaction actually occurred or whether the proceedings were prolonged for another reason. The WSA also has the possibility to impose a fine on the authority, either at the request of one of the parties to the proceedings or ex officio.
Our firm has successfully handled numerous cases involving complaints of inaction, winning positive settlements and obtaining compensation for our clients. If necessary, we can also file a complaint with the Supreme Administrative Court (SAC) if the case requires it.
Legal basis for complaint
on the negligence of the authorities to the highest administrative court
Legal basis for complaint on the negligence of the authorities to the highest administrative court
Complaints on office inactivity
what can be complained?
Complaints on office inactivity what can be complained
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