Important ruling from the NSA: A failed driving test can be challenged
A recent ruling from Poland's Supreme Administrative Court allows candidates to contest failed practical driving tests, highlighting the potential for challenging examiners' decisions.
A hotel in Neringa was demolished, resulting in a costly lesson: the owner was awarded a huge compensation
A court has awarded a significant compensation to the owner of a demolished hotel in Neringa due to damages caused by unlawful administrative decisions taken by local officials.
Court: The demolition of the motel in Neringa will cost the state 931 thousand euros
A court in Lithuania ruled that the state must compensate for the demolition of a motel in Neringa, amounting to 931 thousand euros due to illegal administrative decisions.
9 Questions Clarifying the Most Dangerous Transformation Imposed by Israel on the West Bank Since 1967
Israel is rapidly reshaping the legal and administrative landscape of the occupied West Bank through decisions that institutionalize its annexation efforts, challenging the essence of the Oslo Accords and undermining Palestinian authority.
AL: The appeal of the series complainant in Tampere is threatened by a bill for the appeal
A Tampere complainant is ordered to pay 600 euros towards the city's legal costs after unsuccessfully contesting multiple municipal decisions.
LVAT: Kaunas Mayor V. Matijošaitis did not violate public and private interests
The Supreme Administrative Court confirmed that Kaunas Mayor V. Matijošaitis did not commit any violations regarding his role as the chairman of a municipal commission overseeing urban planning, architecture, and investment decisions from 2020 to 2022.
Kujundžić warns about child enforcement: Absurdities of the system seriously endanger the interest of children
Member of Parliament Ante Kujundžić highlighted in the Croatian Parliament the absurdities of the family law system that often turn children into objects of administrative decisions instead of protecting their interests.
Mostovac accused the system: They separated brothers and sisters "because it was easier"
MP Ante Kujundžić highlighted serious flaws in family law procedures, arguing that children should not be treated as objects of administrative decisions or court formalities.
The Crying Mostovacan: Children are Becoming Objects of Enforcement
Member of Parliament Ante Kujundžić raised serious concerns in the Parliament about family law proceedings where children are treated as objects of enforcement, emphasizing that they are not properties and must not be subjected to administrative decisions and judicial formalism.
Maze of delivering decisions in administrative proceedings
The article discusses the complexities involved in the decision-making process within administrative proceedings.