<p>This study attempts to analyze the consistency between the Romanian administrative law and the EU law concerning the plea of illegality as regulated by the Law no. 554/2004 on the administrative contentious procedure. The authors concluded that this law is fully harmonized with the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union and, therefore, the parties involved in the litigation proceedings may invoke as means of defense both the plea of illegality, regarding the individual administrative acts, and the plea of unenforceability, concerning the regulatory administrative acts.</p
The conducted research concerns the situations in which, according to the current legislation in Rom...
The objectives of the research aim at examining the deposition of the European legislative act in te...
According to article 53, paragraph 1 of the Constitution of the Republic of Moldova, adopted on July...
The end of the twentieth century and the beginning of the 3rd millennium is characterized by a compr...
Objectives: The research tries to point out the principles that should apply to administrative sanct...
In recent years, the doctrine and jurisprudence have highlighted more and more issues related to: th...
<p>This approach takes into account a comparative presentation of the concept of conflict of interes...
The institution of administrative disputes is a fundamental institution in any State in which the ru...
Abstract: The aim of this study is to arouse a debate involving specialists in the field o...
ABSTRACT: The present work has been elaborated in view of pointing out the fact that – as the social...
Lately, the national juridical order of every country has been influenced by thesupranational juridi...
<p>The evolution of the Romanian legislation, especially after the first revision of the Romanian Co...
The possibility of the administrative authority to repeal the administrative act is provided by the ...
The objective contentious matters should be a lethal weapon for the administrative acts challenged a...
The Constitution of Romania revised in 2003 establishes the free and voluntary nature of the specia...
The conducted research concerns the situations in which, according to the current legislation in Rom...
The objectives of the research aim at examining the deposition of the European legislative act in te...
According to article 53, paragraph 1 of the Constitution of the Republic of Moldova, adopted on July...
The end of the twentieth century and the beginning of the 3rd millennium is characterized by a compr...
Objectives: The research tries to point out the principles that should apply to administrative sanct...
In recent years, the doctrine and jurisprudence have highlighted more and more issues related to: th...
<p>This approach takes into account a comparative presentation of the concept of conflict of interes...
The institution of administrative disputes is a fundamental institution in any State in which the ru...
Abstract: The aim of this study is to arouse a debate involving specialists in the field o...
ABSTRACT: The present work has been elaborated in view of pointing out the fact that – as the social...
Lately, the national juridical order of every country has been influenced by thesupranational juridi...
<p>The evolution of the Romanian legislation, especially after the first revision of the Romanian Co...
The possibility of the administrative authority to repeal the administrative act is provided by the ...
The objective contentious matters should be a lethal weapon for the administrative acts challenged a...
The Constitution of Romania revised in 2003 establishes the free and voluntary nature of the specia...
The conducted research concerns the situations in which, according to the current legislation in Rom...
The objectives of the research aim at examining the deposition of the European legislative act in te...
According to article 53, paragraph 1 of the Constitution of the Republic of Moldova, adopted on July...