Entities Performing Public Administration As Addressees Of Acts Or Imperious Activities In The Field Of Public Administration
Abstract
The subject of this article is the analysis of acts and activities referred to in Article 3 § 2(4) of the LPAC, from a subjective perspective – namely, the entity they concern, which is also an entity performing public administration. This type of analysis is heuristically valuable for the following reasons: firstly, at both ends of the administrative-legal relationship to which the act or activity pertains, there are entities performing public administration. Secondly, the concepts of ‘right’ and ‘obligation’, as used in Article 3 § 2(4) of the LPAC, have a well-established meaning within the doctrine of administrative law. The question therefore arises: how should these terms be interpreted when analysing Article 3 § 2(4) of the LPAC?
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