1. A lawsuit is brought:
a) To repeal an administrative act wholly or in part;
b) To amend an administrative act wholly or in part or for the obligation of the public organ to amend an administrative act;
c) To find the absolute invalidity of an administrative act;
ç) To oblige a public organ to perform an administrative action that has been refused or as to which the public organ has been silent, although it has had a request;
d) To find the unlawfulness of an administrative action that does not produce legal consequences, if the plaintiff has a reasonable interest in this;
dh) To make precise the rights and obligations between the plaintiff and a public organ;
e) To oblige a public organ to perform or to prohibit the performance of another administrative action necessary for the protection of the rights or interests of the plaintiff;
ë) To determine the organ that is competent to resolve a concrete issue in its competence, also ordering, as the case may be, the repeal of an act issued by a non-competent organ;
f) To compensate extra-contractual damage according to a separate law;
g) To resolve labour disputes, when the employer is an organ of the public administration.
2. The court resolves disputes in conformity with the legal provisions and other norms in force that are mandatory. It makes an exact characterisation of the facts and actions related to the dispute, without being tied to the determination that the parties might propose.
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