صفة الطاعن في المنازعة الإدارية في دولة الإمارات العربية المتحدة: "دراسة مقارنة"

Abstract EN

An administrative dispute, in general, is a dispute between the administration and natural or legal persons.

However, not every dispute between the administration and individuals can be considered an administrative dispute, as there are specific criteria and scope that give this character to the existing dispute.

This is to distinguish between public law ties and private law ties, a distinction that was the reason for the emergence of the administrative judiciary specialized in hearing disputes related to public law.

On the other hand, any dispute or lawsuit related to administration cannot be considered an administrative dispute or lawsuit that is within the jurisdiction of the administrative judiciary.

There are actions of the administration that are not subject to administrative judiciary and cannot be considered administrative disputes.

Some of them are acts of sovereignty issued by the executive authority that fall outside the jurisdiction of the judiciary in general, whether it is an ordinary judiciary or an administrative judiciary, and among them are the actions that the administration performs as a private person (private administration work).

(These actions fall within the jurisdiction of the ordinary judiciary.

As for what falls within the jurisdiction of the administrative judiciary in terms of administrative actions, they are the legal actions practiced by the administration, which may be from one side, as in (administrative decisions), or from two sides, as in (administrative contracts), provided that these actions are illegal and give rise to administrative responsibility.

On the administration side