“The compliance of the Administration with the annulment court decisions should be considered a cornerstone of the rule of law and democratic governance, since this obligation of the Administration is the pre-eminent aspect and manifestation of the principle of legality and the rule of law,” he told Citizen. and 97.6 Dr. Costas Paraskeva, Assistant Professor at the Department of Law of the University of Cyprus.
“This obligation does not serve, after all, only the private interests of individuals involved in this dispute,” said Dr. Paraskeva, but also the interest of society as a whole to have a favored state.
Asked if the fact that promotion decisions are annulled and whether this is contempt of the Court, the Professor noted that this is also a sensitive issue, as he explained “it is a question of controlling the compliance of the administration with the annulment decisions in Cyprus and here we must say that since the establishment of KD until today, there is no mechanism by which to check whether the Administration has complied with the annulment decision of the Administrative Court “. He noted that the only way to check such a thing is for the applicant to return to the Administrative Court under Article 146 of the Constitution, with a new appeal, however, this method is not effective at all.
Asked if is a large percentage of the dystrophy of the administration, Dr. Paraskeva, stated that it is not a new phenomenon, but in our country there is a lack of mechanism, in contrast to other countries that have set up various mechanisms precisely to deal with this phenomenon. That is, said the Professor, not to feel that if he feels that he is being wronged by the shame and obsession of the Administration, an applicant should return to the Court two or three times.
Listen to the post of Dr. Costas Paraskeva, in the “Morning Inspection” broadcast by Politis 107.6 & amp; 97.6:
Listen, on the same subject, to the position of the DIKO MP Panikos Leonidou, in the “Morning Inspection” broadcast by Politis 107.6 & amp; 97.6:
