Description
This training will present to you the operating rules of the different administrative appeals. It will show you how to draft or review a request and effectively use the rules of administrative litigation.
Who is this training for ?
For whom ?
Legal and litigation services.
Legal assistants and secretaries.
Any person having to follow disputes before the various administrative courts.
Prerequisites
None.
Training objectives
Training program
- Administrative courts
- - The administrative tribunals and the administrative courts of appeal.
- - The Council of State.
- - The special courts.
- - The channels of appeal.
- - Practical work Study and analysis of the stages of the different administrative procedures.
- The different administrative appeals
- - The appeal for excess of power.
- - The appeals of full jurisdiction (or full litigation).
- - The particular case of litigation of repression.
- - Emergency procedures.
- - Practical work Study of appeals for abuse of power (REP) and full litigation appeals (RPC).
- The rules applicable to referral to the administrative judge
- - Identify the competent judge.
- - Know the rules of admissibility of requests (deadlines, means, interest in taking action).
- - The notions of joinder and intervention .
- - The dismissal of the case to adjudicate.
- - Practical work Drafting a request (identifying the legal grounds to be raised).
- Execution of administrative court decisions
- - The authority and execution of res judicata.
- - Restraints and injunctions.
- Master the rules of admissibility of the defense
- - The validity of the representation of the public person.
- - Compliance with deadlines.
- Examine the request to better answer it
- - Check the admissibility of the request and its conclusions.
- - Contest the legal grounds raised in the request.
- - Identify the documents to be produced.
- - Practical work How to present and write a defense brief before an administrative court?
- Effectively use the rules of administrative litigation
- - The request for substitution of reasons.
- - The opposition of the lack of prior linking of the litigation.
- - The opposition of the four-year limitation period.
- - The invocation of a cause exonerating liability.
- - The counterclaim and the appeal for guarantee.
- - Practical work Drafting a defense statement in view legal and jurisprudential means presented.