Administrative Law

Administrative Law

Administrative law, which is used to solve problems between the state and individuals, envisages the balancing of the superiority and privileges granted to the public and the individual in the public interest within the framework of the law. Administrative law, which stipulates various rules regarding all activities of the administration, implies that the judicial remedy against the activities carried out by the administration is open. 

Annulment cases constitute a large part of administrative proceedings. In this regard, our office provides legal support and advocacy services to its clients in the field of administrative law, including but not limited to the following. 

• Lawsuits against dismissal from public office or civil service,
• Lawsuits filed against disciplinary penalties such as warning, reprimand, salary deduction, suspension of progression, 
• Lawsuits filed due to appointment, transfer, promotion and change of title, monetary rights, within this framework, transfer cases due to spouse status, 
• Lawsuits arising from zoning legislation; lawsuits filed against demolition, zoning fines, cancellation of building registration certificate,
• Lawsuits filed against the procedures regarding grade determination and dismissal of the student from the school, 
• Lawsuits arising from procurement legislation; lawsuits filed against prohibition, complaint and objectionable complaint procedures, 
• Lawsuits filed against the dismissal due to the loss of the conditions for appointment as a civil servant, 
• Lawsuits filed against the process of being deemed to be detached.