Capacity to sue of artificial entity in administrative judgement
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The aim of this study is to determine that in which conditions can artificial entities be claimant and defendant part in the suits in the administrative judgement. The study is bounded by capacity to sue of artificial entities in suits in administrative judgement. It doesnt deal with capacity to sue of real persons in the administrative judgement and and capacity to sue of real persons and artificial entities in military administrative judgement. While this study has been preparing, firstly it is explained opinions in doctrine and controversial topics and then it is tryed to clarify the subject by practice of administrative law court and Council of State. In this frame, in first section of the study, it is scrutinize ?artificial entities? and ?capacity to sue? concepts, in second section capacity to sue of real persons is dealt with, in third section capacity to sue of artificial entities is explained. In the end of this study, it is reached the conlusion that there are some different practices in capacity to sue of artificial entities in in the administrative judgement and some legitimate arrangements should be made to remove this differences.
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Tahsin Tosun
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Tahsin Tosun (Master Thesis). Capacity to sue of artificial entity in administrative judgement, 2007, Gazi University.
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