haldusmenetlustepoolset

Haldusmenetlustepoolset refers to the parties involved in an administrative proceeding. In Estonia, an administrative proceeding is a legal process initiated to make a decision on a matter falling under the purview of public administration. The main parties in such a proceeding are the administrative authority and the applicant or interested party.

The administrative authority is the body or official empowered by law to make administrative decisions. This could be a government ministry, a local government, or any other public institution. They are responsible for initiating the proceedings, gathering information, hearing the parties, and ultimately issuing a decision.

The applicant is the individual or legal entity who requests the administrative authority to take a specific action or make a particular decision. This could be applying for a permit, a license, or any other form of administrative approval. An interested party is someone who, while not directly applying for a decision, has a vested interest in the outcome of the administrative proceeding and therefore has the right to participate.

Both the administrative authority and the applicant or interested party have certain rights and obligations during the proceeding. These include the right to be heard, the right to present evidence, and the right to receive a reasoned decision. The proceedings are designed to be fair, transparent, and efficient, ensuring that administrative decisions are lawful and just.