Studying a case before the Administrative Court

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The case study service includes determining the type of the case and its correct legal classification, evaluating the correctness of formal aspects, assessing the legal position and identifying the strengths and weaknesses in the case, providing legal solutions, and extracting the defenses and evidence that will be used before the court. At your legal and tax advisor, we offer clients the service of (Case Study) for all administrative lawsuits.

The case study service includes determining the type of case, its correct legal classification, verifying the formal aspects, identifying the legal position, and recognizing the strengths and weaknesses in the case. It also involves providing legal solutions and extracting the defenses and evidence that will be used in court.
In your legal and tax advisor, we provide our clients with the service of “Case Study” in all administrative lawsuits, including:

– Lawsuits related to the rights established in the civil and military service systems and pensions for government employees, workers in government agencies, independent public legal entities, their heirs, and their entitled persons.
– Lawsuits for the annulment of final administrative decisions filed by concerned parties, when the grounds for appeal include lack of jurisdiction, form defects, reason defects, violation of regulations and laws, misapplication or misinterpretation, or abuse of power, including disciplinary decisions and decisions issued by quasi-judicial committees, disciplinary councils, and decisions issued by public welfare associations – and similar entities – related to their activities. It is also considered an administrative decision when the administrative body refuses or fails to take a decision that it should have taken according to regulations and laws.
– Compensation lawsuits filed by concerned parties against administrative decisions or actions.
– Lawsuits related to contracts involving administrative entities.
– Disciplinary lawsuits filed by the competent authority.
– Other administrative disputes.
– Requests for the enforcement of foreign judgments and foreign arbitration awards.
– Appeals against judgments that are subject to appeal from administrative courts.
– Objections before the Supreme Administrative Court on judgments issued by administrative appellate courts.

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