Administrative Law and Administrative Courts: Articles

The thirty-day period, time limits for specific proceedings, verifying the notification date, the effect of administrative applications, fiscal recess and what to do when the period has run out.

The deadline for an appeal and an appeal on points of law against a tax court decision, the date that sets the monetary thresholds, petition preparation and stay of execution.

Allocation of the burden of proof, the court's ex officio investigation, bank and commercial records, objections to expert reports and the right to a reasoned judgment.

Shrinking a plot, moving it elsewhere or converting it into shares with other persons does not by itself show that a parcelling operation is unlawful.

Prior permission, visa with explanatory notes, INTERPOL link and entry ban distinctions for N-82 and N-99 records; application documents, time limits and the Constitutional Court decision.

Under the general regime, the time limit to sue against a zoning plan is 60 days from the day after the last display day. An objection during the display period changes the implied-rejection calculation.

On what conditions may ÖSYM summon a candidate to an equivalent examination? The Özcan Bayrak decision on score increases, concrete findings, the right to education and the limits of judicial procedure.

Codes Ç-117 and Ç-119, the 2026 administrative fines for unauthorised work, deportation applications and the employer's liability for costs; documents and separate time limits.

How acquittal, KYOK, release and HAGB decisions affect the Ç-114 and Ç-115 restriction codes: reasoned judgments, the filing period and correcting the records.

How are permits, specific justification and proportionality reviewed in fines for putting up posters? A comparison of two Constitutional Court decisions, time limits and evidence assessment.

When does collection stop in tax cases: Article 27 of the Administrative Procedure Law, the conditions of manifest unlawfulness and damage that is difficult to remedy, evidence, security, the seven-day objection and implementation of the decision.

A peaceful assembly or demonstration march is not a right made conditional on prior permission.

A restriction code, an entry ban, a deportation decision and administrative detention are separate proceedings; a guide to finding the act behind the code, tracking time limits and the routes for challenge.

This guide covers the seven-day filing period for a deportation decision, service, notice to the authority, suspension of enforcement and the remedies available after a court ruling.

A work stoppage called on a union decision does not in every case make a disciplinary penalty unlawful; and failing to report to work does not in every case justify punishment.

The right to be elected is not limited to the ability to stand as a candidate or to receive votes in an election.

Being a public official does not mean giving up freedom of expression.

Application to the criminal judgeship of peace against an administrative detention order, evidence, the six-month limit, alternative obligations, reapplication and what follows release.

On the G-87 restriction code: security grounds, confidential documents, the Constitutional Court’s A.G. decision, time limit for filing an action and stay of execution; identifying the act behind the code and judicial review.

Access to education, student disciplinary proceedings and removal from studies; lawsuits, stays of execution and Constitutional Court remedies.