Administrative Law

Practice Areas

Administrative Law

Karınca Law Office provides litigation and advisory solutions for individuals and organisations in energy markets, public procurement, civil-servant appointments and disciplinary proceedings, Higher Education Law, municipal environmental legislation, social-security legislation, competition law, personal data protection, privatisation, tobacco and alcohol market regulation, telecommunications law, and information and communication technology law.

This page provides general information about administrative law and administrative jurisdiction. Administrative law covers administrative acts and actions, annulment and full remedy actions, and proceedings before regulatory authorities.

Karınca Avukatlık provides advisory services and case follow-up in administrative law disputes in Ankara. The information is general in nature; it does not replace concrete advice.

Common Topics in Administrative Law

In challenges to administrative acts, time limits and procedural rules are decisive. Filing in the wrong forum or out of time may lead to loss of rights.

Annulment and full remedy actions
Tender and public procurement disputes
Civil servant appointment and disciplinary acts
SSI and social security acts
Municipal and environmental legislation
Acts of regulatory authorities (competition, personal data protection, etc.)

Ankara and Administrative Jurisdiction

In many administrative disputes, jurisdiction and competence are linked to the administrative courts in Ankara or to Council of State (Danıştay) proceedings. The available route depends on the nature of the file.

No advance promise is made regarding outcome or duration. The contact page may be used to arrange a meeting.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long do I have to bring an action against an administrative act?

Time limits vary according to notification of the act and its nature. Instead of general information alone, assessment should be based on the notification date and type of the concrete act.

What is an annulment action?

An annulment action is an administrative judicial remedy seeking the setting aside of an administrative act alleged to be unlawful. Conditions and time limits are examined according to the file.

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What Are Civil Servants’ Monetary Rights?

Salary, additional indicators, allowances and the 60-day administrative-court path under Law No. 657. Ankara administrative-law guide.

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Appointment to the Civil Service: Legal Basis and Process

Law No. 657 Art. 48, KPSS, service of the appointment and 60-day annulment suit. The appointment as an administrative act. Ankara administrative-law guide.

Administrative Law