Review the decision, notification date, and administrative file
ADMINISTRATIVE LAW
Review of administrative decisions and structured representation before public authorities and administrative courts.
Administrative
Law
Guidance on appeals, objections, fines, licences, and other disputes with Greek public authorities, with close attention to deadlines.
Identify the competent procedure and any applicable deadlines
Prepare and submit the appropriate request, objection, appeal, or pleading
Handling disputes with public authorities
Reviewing the administrative decision
The starting point is the exact wording of the decision, how and when it was notified, and the reasons given by the authority. The administrative file and the procedure followed are reviewed alongside it.
Administrative matters often involve short or specialised deadlines, so the date on which the document was received should be recorded accurately.
Administrative and court remedies
Depending on the type of decision, the appropriate step may be a request for reconsideration, an objection, a specialised administrative appeal, or proceedings before an administrative court.
Where necessary, the availability of interim protection can also be assessed while the main matter is pending.
Fines, licences, and applications
Support includes preparing applications to public bodies, challenging fines or sanctions, and handling disputes concerning administrative licences and approvals.
Frequently asked questions
Why should an administrative decision be reviewed promptly?
The competent procedure and deadline vary according to the type of decision and the way it was notified.
Which documents are useful?
The decision itself, proof of notification, earlier applications or replies, and every document already filed with the authority.
Do I always appeal first to the same authority?
No single rule applies to every matter. The specific administrative or court remedy provided for the particular decision must be checked.
General information
This page provides general information and is not tailored legal advice. The appropriate action depends on the facts, available documents, and any deadlines that apply to the individual matter.
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Send or bring the document together with its notification date so the available options can be assessed promptly.