Time condition in full litigation cases

There are two types of law suits called annulment and full remedy action in administrative law. The subject of annulment proceedings is an administrative act, and the subject of full remedy cases is the elimination of the damage caused by an administrative act or action. As in many countries, in our country's legal system, certain periods are stipulated for resorting to litigation, and the periods for full remedy cases are regulated in the IYUK numbered 2577. Our study, titled "Time Condition in Full Litigation Cases", consists of three parts. In the first part; the concept of time, the evaluation of time limits within the scope of the right to seek justice and the right to a fair trial, and accordingly, the obligation of the state to show the application deadlines, in the second part; The differences between annulment and full remedy cases and the general principles of filing a lawsuit, in the third part, the principles regarding the duration of the full remedy casesto be filed due to the damages arising from the administrativeaction, administrative action and non-implementation of the judicial decisions have been tried to be discussed in the light of the opinions in the doctrine, the decisions of the Council of State and the Constitutional Court (TCC). Keywords: Right to legal remedies, administrative trial procedure, right to a fair trial, full remedy action, term of litigation.