Haldusõigus
Haldusõigus, or administrative law, is a branch of public law that governs the actions of public authorities and their relations with private individuals and legal entities. It sets out how public administration operates in practice, including how decisions are made, implemented, and reviewed. The main aim is to ensure legality, fairness, efficiency and accountability in the conduct of public administration.
Key topics include administrative acts (such as decisions, permits, sanctions), administrative procedures (notices, hearings, deadlines, access
Remedies and control mechanisms are central. Administrative decisions can be reviewed by courts or other review
The theory of haldusõigus connects to constitutional law, public finance, and civil procedure. The sources include