Nachprüfungsaktivitäten

The term as provided appears incomplete. In German legal usage, phrases beginning with “Nachprüfungs-” relate to post- or subsequent review of a prior decision or finding. The most common complete forms are Nachprüfungsakt and Nachprüfungsantrag, both tied to a process of re-examination or reconsideration within an administrative or judicial framework. If a different specific term was intended, please provide the full title for a precise article.

Nachprüfung in general denotes a formal reconsideration of a previous ruling, typically invoked when new facts emerge, errors in the original examination are suspected, or legal standards require a renewed assessment. It functions alongside other remedies such as objections (Widerspruch), appeals (Berufung), and judicial review (Revision or Klage), depending on the jurisdiction and the body involved.

Nachprüfungsakt refers to the act or document establishing the re-examination process. It may set in motion procedures, define the scope, and authorize further steps such as evidence gathering or a fresh hearing. The exact consequences and remedies depend on the applicable law and the issuing authority.

Nachprüfungsantrag is a formal request submitted to initiate the re-examination. It typically must meet time limits, specify grounds for reconsideration (for example, new evidence, misapplication of law, or procedural errors), and may require the submission of supporting documentation. If granted, the authority may revise, revoke, or uphold the original decision, or remand it for a new review.

See also: Widerspruch, Berufung, Revision, Klage, Rechtsmittel.