Administrative grievance as a means of resolving administrative dispute
Abstract
Administrative law is considered one of the advanced laws compared to other laws, and research into the issue of administrative grievance is considered one of the most important means that individuals can use to confront administrative decisions that may affect their rights, and it is also one of the guarantees that protect those rights. The administrative grievance gives the administration an opportunity to correct its mistakes and reconsider its position, and thus reduces the burden on the administrative judiciary by ending the administrative dispute at its beginning in a way that does not lead to the matter developing into a state of chaos. Raising the legal dispute before the judiciary, which saves effort and money on the parties concerned on the one hand, and reduces the burden on the judiciary on the other hand. An administrative grievance saves time, effort and money for the person concerned, and is considered a shortcut to the person concerned for obtaining his rights without resorting to the judiciary. The idea of administrative grievance in Libyan legislation is still imprisoned and falls short of keeping pace with comparative legislative development.
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