Armenia’s parliament passes administrative - procedural code at third reading
29.11.2007,
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The RA Parliament passed today at the third reading the RA Administrative-Procedural Code.
YEREVAN, November 28. /ARKA/. The RA Parliament passed today at the third reading the RA Administrative-Procedural Code.
Coming into force, the Code will control the procedure of defending in administrative courts and the RA Reviewing Court the rights of citizens and legal entities disputing actions and inactions of officials and local administrations, as well as claims of administrative bodies against individuals and legal entities.
By the Code, administrative courts are to deal with civil cases, except the ones referring to the Constitutional Court, as well as criminal cases, disputes connected with non-government organizations, government and alternative services.
Administrative courts are to handle cases either individually or collectively. The Code makes provisions for the order of a judge’s refusal to try a case.
The document also explains the basic rights and responsibilities of parties, as well as makes provisions for the order of investigation and types of evidence, investigation of testimonies and expert evidence.
The Administrative-Procedural Code sets the order of ordinary and accelerated prosecution. The latter is undertaken in case of verifying the electoral register. Administrative court decisions are effective after reading.
The Administrative-Procedural Code will enter into force on December 1, 2007. –0--
Coming into force, the Code will control the procedure of defending in administrative courts and the RA Reviewing Court the rights of citizens and legal entities disputing actions and inactions of officials and local administrations, as well as claims of administrative bodies against individuals and legal entities.
By the Code, administrative courts are to deal with civil cases, except the ones referring to the Constitutional Court, as well as criminal cases, disputes connected with non-government organizations, government and alternative services.
Administrative courts are to handle cases either individually or collectively. The Code makes provisions for the order of a judge’s refusal to try a case.
The document also explains the basic rights and responsibilities of parties, as well as makes provisions for the order of investigation and types of evidence, investigation of testimonies and expert evidence.
The Administrative-Procedural Code sets the order of ordinary and accelerated prosecution. The latter is undertaken in case of verifying the electoral register. Administrative court decisions are effective after reading.
The Administrative-Procedural Code will enter into force on December 1, 2007. –0--
