zaaksgerichte
Zaaksgerichten are specialized courts in the Netherlands that handle administrative law cases. They are responsible for reviewing decisions made by administrative bodies, such as municipalities, provinces, and other public institutions. Zaaksgerichten operate under the Dutch Civil Code and the Administrative Procedure Act. They are distinct from regular courts, which handle criminal and civil law cases.
The primary function of zaaksgerichten is to ensure that administrative decisions are lawful and fair. They
Zaaksgerichten are composed of judges who are appointed by the government. They operate independently and are
Cases before zaaksgerichten can be brought by individuals or organizations who believe that their rights have
Zaaksgerichten play a vital role in the Dutch legal system by providing a mechanism for citizens to