英文摘要 |
The judiciary in Taiwan holds the opinion for a long time that both master plans and detail plans in urban planning qualify as administrative acts (Verwaltungsakt) and can be reviewed in the suits for their invalidity (Anfechtungsklage). As far as the standard of the judicial review is concerned, some verdicts differ from the others and the theory of the scope for evaluation (Beurteilungsspielraum) has been most often cited as the basis for verdict reasoning. Based on the German legal system of spatial planning and on the theory of planning freedom, this article discusses the object as well as of the density of judicial review in urban planning. The author reaches the conclusion that the administrative courts in Taiwan should understand the relevance and legal nature of main plans and detailed plans correctly. In addition, they must not only re-recognize the theory of the scope for evaluation, but should also reason out correctly the theory of the freedom of planning and of duly weighing public and private interests in their verdicts. Besides revising the Administrative Litigation Act, the maturity of the spatial planning legal system and of its judicial review depends moreover on the revising the Urban Planning Act and other related statutes. |