英文摘要 |
The theoretical interpretation of ''violation of statutory procedures'' in administrative law has not changed much since 2009. The understanding of ''petty violation of the statutory procedures'' is mainly based on case study, but it has not been categorized and the general rule of judgment has not yet been formed. More practical way is to estimate ''actual impact on the plaintiff’s rights'' by using the distribution of the burden of proof. Based on the analysis of cases published by the Supreme People’s Court over the last 10 years, we can find that, as a standard of judicial review, ''violation of statutory procedures'' fails to develop into a more refined and diversified judicial standard. In the absence of statutory procedures, the principle of due process can still be adopted by the courts and its scope of application has expanded. After the implementation of the Administrative Litigation Law (2014), the Supreme People’s Court has not published any cases that confirm the illegality of the alleged administrative action due to ''petty violation of the statutory procedures'', which may lead to adverse effects on the correct application of the judgment to confirm illegality. |