英文摘要 |
The meaning of an application filed under laws in mandatory order has not been specifically defined in Taiwan. However, it is clearly defined in Japan because the right to apply has been developed since 1950s and it has guided the legislation of administrative procedure act and mandatory order. This article analyzes the meaning of an application filed under laws in Japanese law and makes suggestions on how to define it in Taiwan. First, the paper proposes that the right to apply administrative decisions may be interpreted from three aspects: (1) the right to start a procedure, (2) the right to claim lawful decision-making, and (3) the right to claim a specific decision. Second, the meaning of an application filed under laws in mandatory order should include the first two aspects. Third, only when an individual who has the third party standing in addition to the right to start a procedure and the right to claim lawful decision-making may seek a mandatory order which requests an agency to make an adverse decision on specified persons.
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