The indirect review of administrative action in Sweden : Control and judicial protection
(2022) p.198-218- Abstract
- The chapter examines the role of indirect review of administrative action in Swedish law. A general description of the overall structure of the Swedish system for judicial review of administrative action is followed by a discussion about the administrative measures that cannot be reviewed in a direct review. The chapter then focuses specifically on the phenomenon of indirect judicial review in relation to general administrative acts and individual administrative decisions. A concluding section summarises the discussion.
An overarching observation is that indirect review in Sweden is of particular importance when it comes to general administrative acts because these acts may, as a main rule, not be challenged in a direct review.... (More) - The chapter examines the role of indirect review of administrative action in Swedish law. A general description of the overall structure of the Swedish system for judicial review of administrative action is followed by a discussion about the administrative measures that cannot be reviewed in a direct review. The chapter then focuses specifically on the phenomenon of indirect judicial review in relation to general administrative acts and individual administrative decisions. A concluding section summarises the discussion.
An overarching observation is that indirect review in Sweden is of particular importance when it comes to general administrative acts because these acts may, as a main rule, not be challenged in a direct review. Individual administrative decisions may – as a result of the legal developments that have taken place in recent decades – as a main rule, be challenged in a direct review before the administrative courts. Hence, for individual administrative decisions, the indirect review plays an important role, above all, when a decision has become final and/or when a direct review is (still) not allowed according to the current legislation – such as when there is an appeal ban. In these situations, the indirect review, which may take place in connection with the application of an individual administrative decision, may function as a safeguard mechanism for the individual as well as a control of the legality of administrative action. Because the court or other public body that conducts the indirect review may not annul or change the decision but only decide not to contribute to its application, the division of tasks can be regarded as maintained. (Less) - Abstract (Swedish)
- The chapter examines the role of indirect review of administrative action in Swedish law. A general description of the overall structure of the Swedish system for judicial review of administrative action is followed by a discussion about the administrative measures that cannot be reviewed in a direct review. The chapter then focuses specifically on the phenomenon of indirect judicial review in relation to general administrative acts and individual administrative decisions. A concluding section summarises the discussion.
An overarching observation is that indirect review in Sweden is of particular importance when it comes to general administrative acts because these acts may, as a main rule, not be challenged in a direct review.... (More) - The chapter examines the role of indirect review of administrative action in Swedish law. A general description of the overall structure of the Swedish system for judicial review of administrative action is followed by a discussion about the administrative measures that cannot be reviewed in a direct review. The chapter then focuses specifically on the phenomenon of indirect judicial review in relation to general administrative acts and individual administrative decisions. A concluding section summarises the discussion.
An overarching observation is that indirect review in Sweden is of particular importance when it comes to general administrative acts because these acts may, as a main rule, not be challenged in a direct review. Individual administrative decisions may – as a result of the legal developments that have taken place in recent decades – as a main rule, be challenged in a direct review before the administrative courts. Hence, for individual administrative decisions, the indirect review plays an important role, above all, when a decision has become final and/or when a direct review is (still) not allowed according to the current legislation – such as when there is an appeal ban. In these situations, the indirect review, which may take place in connection with the application of an individual administrative decision, may function as a safeguard mechanism for the individual as well as a control of the legality of administrative action. Because the court or other public body that conducts the indirect review may not annul or change the decision but only decide not to contribute to its application, the division of tasks can be regarded as maintained. (Less)
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- Indirect Judicial Review in Administrative Law: Legality vs Legal Certainty in Europe
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- Eliantonio, Mariolina and Dragos, Dacian
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- Routledge
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abstract = {{The chapter examines the role of indirect review of administrative action in Swedish law. A general description of the overall structure of the Swedish system for judicial review of administrative action is followed by a discussion about the administrative measures that cannot be reviewed in a direct review. The chapter then focuses specifically on the phenomenon of indirect judicial review in relation to general administrative acts and individual administrative decisions. A concluding section summarises the discussion.<br/><br/>An overarching observation is that indirect review in Sweden is of particular importance when it comes to general administrative acts because these acts may, as a main rule, not be challenged in a direct review. Individual administrative decisions may – as a result of the legal developments that have taken place in recent decades – as a main rule, be challenged in a direct review before the administrative courts. Hence, for individual administrative decisions, the indirect review plays an important role, above all, when a decision has become final and/or when a direct review is (still) not allowed according to the current legislation – such as when there is an appeal ban. In these situations, the indirect review, which may take place in connection with the application of an individual administrative decision, may function as a safeguard mechanism for the individual as well as a control of the legality of administrative action. Because the court or other public body that conducts the indirect review may not annul or change the decision but only decide not to contribute to its application, the division of tasks can be regarded as maintained.}},
author = {{Larsson, Torvald}},
booktitle = {{Indirect Judicial Review in Administrative Law: Legality vs Legal Certainty in Europe}},
editor = {{Eliantonio, Mariolina and Dragos, Dacian}},
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keywords = {{Förvaltningsrätt; Administrative law}},
language = {{eng}},
month = {{11}},
pages = {{198--218}},
publisher = {{Routledge}},
title = {{The indirect review of administrative action in Sweden : Control and judicial protection}},
year = {{2022}},
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