The principle of administrative stability in Turkish Administrative Law
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Abstract (EN)
The importance and value of the general principles of law in administrative law cannot be denied. The general principles of law, in addition to protecting individuals from unlawful practices of the administration, also contribute to the establishment of a stable structure in administrative operation. For the purpose of achieving a stable administrative operation, the principle of administrative stability comes at the top of the general principles of law, which is frequently referred to by the administrative judge for the elimination of disputes. The principle of administrative stability, especially the disputes concerning to revoke of administrative acts; also it shows the effect of the administration on the acts and activities, public personnel law and public goods regime. In this study, the meaning and function of the principle of administrative stability in Turkish Administrative Law was considered in the light of judicial decisions.
Author
Harun Yılmaz
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Harun Yılmaz (Doctorate thesis). The principle of administrative stability in Turkish Administrative Law, 2019, İstanbul University.
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