| 英文摘要 |
Preventive injunction litigation and the system of interim relief are both established to ensure timely and effective legal remedies, as guaranteed by the right of instituting legal proceedings under Article 16 of Constitution of the Republic of China. The system of interim relief is explicitly stated in Article 116 and Part 7 Provisional Remedies Proceeding of the Administrative Litigation Act, which came into effect in 2000. However, preventive injunction litigation remains unregulated by any explicit statutory provision. As a result, whether it can be shaped and developed within existing types of litigation and recognized as admissible has long been a subject of debate in both legal scholarship and judicial practice. A scholar has recently argued that preventive measures against administrative intervention should be addressed through provisional injunction maintaining a temporary status quo, rather than through preventive injunction litigation which should also not be admitted. The scholar contends that preventive injunction litigation would undermine the principles of administration according to law, trial according to law and framework of judicial review. However, this article does not support this point of view. Furthermore, if the preventive injunction litigation is admitted, then in order to prevent delaying the trial and causing irreparable damage to the plaintiff, preventive interim relief should also allow the petitioner to claim. Nevertheless, whether the conditions of admissibility for ruling preventive interim relief differ from those for rendering judgment or not, how they are interrelated, and whether the review model of preventive interim relief are aligned with that of other types of interim relief or not. This article illustrates the admissibility and interrelation between preventive injunction litigation and preventive interim relief by analyzing the High Administrative Litigation Division of Taipei High Administrative Court ruling No.56 in 2023. It further explores the conditions of admissibility and the review model of preventive interim relief before providing a comprehensive assessment of the ruling based on the conclusions obtained from the discussion. |