Appealing administrative acts
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In the course of their functions, various institutions frequently impose administrative penalties through the issuance of criminal decrees, electronic slips, or other regulatory acts.
However, the accuracy of the findings from inspection bodies is not always guaranteed, and the severity of an offense may not always warrant the imposition of a corresponding penalty.
Despite administrative acts being drafted by professionals well-versed in the relevant field, thereby obviating the need for legal services, challenges to their lawfulness are not uncommon.
The intricate and ever-evolving regulatory landscape across all sectors of public life, coupled with the dynamic and occasionally ambiguous European norms, contributes to the occurrence of unlawful administrative acts.
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The issuance, contestation, and enforcement of administrative acts are regulated by the Administrative Procedure Code (APC).
These acts are promulgated in accordance with and for the execution of the law. 
Administrative appeals are applicable solely to individual and common administrative bodies, with normative acts being contested through judicial proceedings.
Certain state bodies, such as the President, Council of Ministers, Regional Governor, etc., are exempt from this appeal process.
Acts originating from bodies lacking a higher administrative authority are also exempt from appeal, and only interested parties, whose rights and legitimate interests are directly impacted, can initiate an appeal.
Article 146 of the APC outlines the grounds for challenging administrative acts, encompassing:
- Lack of competence (personal, material, and territorial)
- Non-compliance with the established form
- Significant violation of administrative and production rules
- Contradiction with substantive provisions
- Non-compliance with the purpose of the law
Our law office boasts substantial experience in challenging administrative acts, offering specialized legal assistance in the following areas:
- Legal representation and defense in challenging administrative acts, including the preparation of objections and assistance in obtaining and presenting documents
- Appeal of penal decrees and electronic fiches issued under the Road Traffic Act
- Appeal of penal decrees issued by regulatory bodies such as the Labor Inspectorate, National Social Security Institute (NSSI), National Revenue Agency, Executive Agency for Fisheries and Aquaculture, and others
- Appeal against administrative acts issued by municipalities
- Administrative and judicial appeals
