ADMINISTRATIVE COURTS OF APPEAL AS A BODY ESTABLISHED IN THE ADMINISTRATIVE ARTICLE IN ACCORDANCE WITH LAW 22-13 AMENDING THE CODE OF CIVIL AND ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURE
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The Algerian Constitution of 2020, through Article 179, introduced a new addition to the Algerian administrative judiciary by establishing independent judicial bodies representing the second level of adjudication in administrative matters. This addition is manifested in the Administrative Courts of Appeal.
The adoption of Law 22-13 amending the Civil and Administrative Procedures Code of 08-09 explicitly activated these bodies. The law clarifies their jurisdiction, whether as appellate bodies for judgments and orders issued by the administrative courts of first instance, or as bodies of first instance dealing with specific cases, as explicitly stated. The law also regulates their composition, the procedures to be followed before them and the manner in which cases brought before them will be decided. Thus, pending their actual establishment in practice, this step represents a significant leap by the Algerian legislature in the field of administrative justice, consolidating the principle of judicial duality.
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