Administrative Litigation Law Related Regulations Selected

Author: Compiled by the Legal Publishing House Regulations Center
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Publish Date: 2005-05-01
Features: The Selected Regulations Series is a compact and practical collection of laws, focusing on helping ordinary citizens and legal students solve real-world problems and conveniently find relevant legal authorities while studying related courses. The series selects commonly used laws closely related to daily life and teaching, using them as the core, and organizes laws and regulations that are associated with them. The series features are as follows:
1. The main core regulations in each volume are supplemented with guiding principles, which are clearly marked in the table of contents, allowing readers to quickly grasp the legal issues addressed by the core regulations through the table of contents;
2. The associated regulations provide in-depth and detailed provisions on specific aspects of the main core regulations; The series categorizes the associated regulations, making their relationship with the main core regulations clear at a glance, facilitating readers' searches;
3. The series adopts a double-column layout, which not only facilitates reference but also increases capacity, providing readers with tangible benefits;
4. Each volume selectively includes a preface or other important regulations directory to provide further guidance for readers.
Administrative litigation and administrative review are collectively referred to as the administrative relief system, which is a post-event remedy system provided when illegal or improper administrative actions cause harm to citizens, legal persons, or other organizations. Among them, administrative litigation refers to the activity of resolving administrative disputes within a specific scope by the court reviewing the legality of administrative actions upon the request of citizens, legal persons, or other organizations. In China, administrative litigation is known as one of the "three major lawsuits," alongside criminal and civil litigation, and is one of the fundamental forms of the national litigation system. The Administrative Litigation Law of the People's Republic of China, passed by the second session of the seventh National People's Congress on April 4, 1989, stipulates the procedural activities of the court, litigating parties, and other participants in the litigation, regulates various litigation behaviors, and is an important departmental code for adjusting administrative litigation relationships.
Administrative review in China refers to the activity in which administrative organs, under the supervision of higher administrative organs over lower administrative organs, conduct a review of the legality and appropriateness of specific administrative actions in accordance with the administrative review procedures, with the participation of the parties involved, and make rulings to resolve administrative disputes. Administrative review is an administrative supervision system that provides legal relief for citizens, legal persons, and other organizations. The Administrative Review Law of the People's Republic of China, passed by the ninth session of the ninth National People's Congress on April 29, 1999, is the basic law for adjusting administrative review.