英文摘要 |
The Legislative Yuan amended the Administrative Litigation Act, adding the "Review Procedure of Urban Planning". Under the mandate of judicial interpretation No. 742, the Administrative Litigation Act, was amended to enable citizens whose rights or interests were jeopardized to initiate a litigation in subjects of urban planning. The review procedure opened the gates for the review of abstract norms. Aside from the protection of subject rights, the review procedure includes review of objective norms. With judicial interpretations No. 148, 156 and 742, all justices attempted to categorize the content of urban planning. Although academic views are conflicting, judicial interpretation No. 742 has resolved the issue of whether abstract regulations in urban planning can be litigated. However, the interpretation still fails to consider the lack of recourse for other types of administrative planning. This article seeks to discuss whether administrative regulations for these other administrative plans should be subject to litigation. Furthermore, suppose we should be able to, the paper will analyze how will claims of declaratory judgement will interact with the aforementioned litigation. |