ON THE ADMINISTRATIVE COURTS AND ADJUDICATION OF ADMINISTRATIVE DISPUTES   |   49/2012

Article 16: Condition of exhaustion of the administrative appeal

1. A lawsuit against an administrative action may be brought only after the exhaustion of the administrative appeal.

2. Exempted from this rule are cases when:

a) The law does not provide a higher organ for the submission of an administrative appeal or when the higher administrative organ has not been constituted;

b) The law expressly provides the right to appeal against the administrative action directly to court; 

c) The higher organ has, in the examination of an administrative appeal, by its decision violated the lawful personal interests or rights of a person who was not a party to the administrative proceeding.

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