The Jurisprudence of the Supreme Administrative Court 2021
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This Commentary on the jurisprudence of the Thai Supreme Administrative Court in the year 2021 is based on an analysis of 120 Judgments and Orders on appeal. The decisions reflect a broad spectrum of substantive and procedural issues. Several themes were selected due to their doctrinal or practical importance. The Commentary focuses on decisions related to the invalidity of administrative acts (II.), the definition and scope of administrative contracts (III.), the admissibility requirement of individual concern (IV.), issues related to the calculation of deadlines (V.), and the application of constitutional law by the Court (VI.). In addition, we address several noteworthy decisions that dealt with specific legal issues or that were noteworthy for other reasons (VII.).
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