英文摘要 |
"In many aspects, such as the purpose of the lawsuit, the initiating party, the scope of accepting the case, the burden of proof, and the procedure before the lawsuit, public interest administrative litigation is greatly different from ordinary administrative litigation. Although public interest administrative litigation is currently regulated by the Administrative Litigation Law, the latter cannot provide a set of proper rules for the former. Public interest administration litigation has to be based on laws other than the Administrative Litigation Law. The classification of subjective litigation and objective litigation provides the theoretical foundation for the development of the law on public interest administrative litigation. Administrative litigation is a kind of subjective litigation and aims at grievances relief, while public interest administrative litigation is a typical objective litigation. Therefore, it is necessary to formulate the public interest administrative litigation law based on objective litigation, in order to layout special contents of the public interest administrative litigation, to properly judicialize the pre-litigation procedure, and to establish the preventive public interest administrative litigation, so that the legal basis for public interest administrative litigation can be tailor-made." |