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Incompatibility of the law on general administrative procedure and the law governing the special administrative procedure conducted before the cadastre
Torbica, Milica
Golić, Darko
Abstract: The Law on General Administrative Procedure (LGAP) prescribes the possibility of regulating certain issues of administrative procedure, if necessary, by special laws, in compliance with certain conditions. In relation to the law regulating the special administrative procedure conducted before the cadastre, adopted two years after LGAP’s entry into force, it is to be expected that it meets the prescribed conditions. However, inconsistencies were observed in the interpretation of the provisions of the special law, , reflected in a different interpretation and prescription of the principle of legality, as well as inconsistencies in the provisions related to the validity period of the special law and the prescription of the retroactive effect of the special law for certain cases. The author’s intention is to point out examples of non-compliance of a particular law with LGAP, to propose certain changes to the provisions of LGAP, which could influence the achievement of greater unity of the legal order and legal certainty in the future.
Note: The wrong license was initially entered. Correct license: No license - direct application of the law Date of correction: 27.04.2026. The change applies only to the license and does not affect the content of the document.
Napomena: Inicijalno je uneta pogrešna licenca. Ispravna licenca: Bez licence - direktna primena zakona Datum korekcije: 27.04.2026. Izmena se odnosi isključivo na licencu i ne utiče na sadržaj dokumenta.
srpski
2024
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Creative Commons CC BY 4.0 - Creative Commons Autorstvo 4.0 International License.
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Keywords: Administrative Procedure, Principles of Administrative Procedure, Cadastre, Validity of the Law, Supervision over the Implementation of the Law.
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