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Recent developments in the case law of administrative courts

305 €

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• Training
• Legislation
• Legal
• jurisprudence

Through his role as arbitrator in the trial of an administrative act, the administrative judge speaks the law to ensure social peace and (re)create an essential balance for better “living together” in a state governed by the rule of law.

This workshop will provide an overview of recent developments in administrative case law and provide an opportunity for dialogue on the following highlights:

- the protection of citizens' rights (articles 5 and 9 of the Grand-Ducal regulation of 8 June 1979 relating to the procedure to be followed by the administrations under the jurisdiction of the State and the municipalities, known as "PANC"; § 211 of the general tax law of 22 May 1933);

- access to information held by the administration;

- the institutional balance and the rights and obligations of MPs;

- the intensity of judicial review;

- the natural rights of the human person and of the family;

- sustainable development and the interest of future generations; and

- the resolution of a few recurring conflicts in terms of town planning (right of pre-emption of public entities, status of residential houses and other constructions in green zones, overhaul of general development plans, known as “PAGs”).