Administrative liability against purely administrative action

The emergence of administrative liability depends on the coexistence of certain conditions. These conditions which must be met are the reason for liability (an administrative action or an administrative act or enforcement of an administrative act), damage, and causal relation. In terms of liability arising from malfunctioning of the public service, the presence of the defect is also sought. From the perspective of academic interest, our study aims to contribute to the Turkish jurisprudence/literature especially in terms of "purely administrative actions" as it is determined that the studies dealing with the reasons of liability remain secondary compared to the studies dealing with the issues of defect and damage. The main thesis of this study is that purely administrative action is a reason for liability that has different appearances and is subject to different rules in terms of judicial law when it is compared with administrative action (and execution of an administrative act) and tort. Thus, the discussions conducted within the context of the liability of the administration throughout the study was carried out by following a method in which only purely administrative action was at the center and compared with other reasons for responsibility in the relevant sections.