Nevertheless, no subsequent administrative law manual has displaced it. The High Court consistently cites Iorgovan in decisions regarding the concept of “legitimate interest,” the retroactivity of administrative acts, and the boundaries of public service delegation. For candidates to the judiciary, the Tratat remains mandatory reading.
The second volume covers the practical application and legal consequences of administrative acts: Public Assets : Legal regimes for public domain and public services. Administrative Liability The second volume covers the practical application and
Would you like more information on Antonie Iorgovan or the Romanian administrative law system? ” the retroactivity of administrative acts
Hi everyone,
I know this is a foundational work in Romanian administrative law, but I’m having trouble finding a clean, searchable version that is (or at least from the last 20 years – i.e., reflecting the post-2000 reforms and EU integration). the Tratat remains mandatory reading.