ON THE ADMINISTRATIVE COURTS AND ADJUDICATION OF ADMINISTRATIVE DISPUTES | 49/2012
Article 3: Principles of an administrative adjudication
The court in an administrative adjudication assures, through a due judicial process and within rapid and reasonable time periods, the legal protection of the constitutional and legal interests, rights and freedoms of subjects which might be violated because of the exercise or failure to exercise public functions by organs of the public administration.
The administrative court applies the principle of protection of the public interest and the lawful interests and rights of private persons.
An organ of the public administration, as a rule, has the obligation to prove that actions performed by it are well-grounded in law and in fact.
An Administrative court, according to the nature of the case, shall examine a case in a judicial hearing orally or in chambers based on written acts. Parties’ failure to appear does not constitute a reason to terminate the trial.
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