Objection Process:
Objection Petition: Within 60 days from the notification of the rejection decision, an objection petition must be submitted to the administration that issued the rejection decision. The grounds for objection against the rejection decision must be clearly and explicitly stated in the petition.
Required Documents: In addition to the petition, all documents that are the subject of the rejection decision and other documents supporting the objection must also be submitted.
Review and Decision: After reviewing the objection petition and additional documents, the administration decides to correct or reject the rejection decision.
Case Against the Rejection Decision: If the decision made by the administration is rejection, an administrative lawsuit can be filed within 60 days from the notification of the rejection decision.
Case Process:
Case Petition: In the case petition, the subject of the case, the grounds for the unlawfulness of the transaction in question, and the desired result must be clearly and explicitly stated.
Required Documents: In addition to the petition, the rejection decision, objection petition and other relevant documents must also be submitted.
Case Discussions: The case is heard in the administrative court. The court makes a decision by taking the statements and evidence of the parties.
Decision: The court examines whether the rejection decision is legally compliant and decides to cancel or reject it.
Things to Consider:
It is important that the objection and lawsuit petitions are legally correct and complete. Therefore, it would be useful to consult a lawyer.
The objection and lawsuit periods are quite short. Therefore, it is important not to miss these periods.
Before filing a lawsuit against the rejection decision, it is a legal obligation to object to the administration.