közigazati

Közigazgatási is a Hungarian term that translates to administrative law in English. It refers to the body of law that governs the activities of administrative agencies of government. These agencies are responsible for implementing and enforcing laws passed by the legislature. Administrative law in Hungary, therefore, deals with the organization, powers, and duties of public administration, as well as the legal relationships between administrative bodies and private individuals or other entities.

The scope of közigazgatási law is broad, covering a wide range of areas such as public procurement, environmental protection, taxation, social security, urban planning, and education. It establishes the principles and rules by which administrative bodies must operate, ensuring that their actions are lawful, fair, and transparent. This includes procedures for decision-making, the right to be heard, and avenues for challenging administrative decisions.

A key aspect of közigazgatási law is the system of administrative courts and tribunals that review the legality of administrative actions. Individuals and organizations affected by an administrative decision typically have the right to appeal to these bodies to seek redress if they believe the decision was made unlawfully or unfairly. The overarching goal of közigazgatási law is to strike a balance between the efficient functioning of the state and the protection of citizens' rights and interests.