Administrative Litigation Law: 5th Edition

Author: (German) Hu
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Publish Date: 2003-07-01
Features: This book extensively explores the administrative litigation law, which is a must-examine content in the National Judicial Examination. In addition to introducing the basic knowledge and historical background of administrative litigation law, the author comprehensively and deeply discusses the pre-litigation review procedures, the system of types of claims in administrative litigation, the legal requirements for bringing a claim, interim legal protection, and the entire process of implementing administrative litigation. The book contains numerous cases, a checklist of analysis steps for case studies, and suggestions for the main judgments of various rulings. These resources help readers better understand and master administrative litigation law, and provide a convenient pathway for them to prepare for the National Judicial Examination. – Review by Beck-Verlag (Germany)
There is no provision for the types of claims in China's administrative litigation law. Although Article 54 of the Administrative Litigation Law classifies judgments into upheld judgments, reversed judgments, performance judgments, and modified judgments, and correspondingly classifies claims into types such as upheld claims, reversed claims, performance claims, and modified claims, there is no distinction in specific litigation systems such as claims, acceptance, burden of proof, and substantive review of claims. After reading this book, you will find that the situation in Germany is different from that in China.