FEATURES OF TERMINATION ADMINISTRATIVE ACTS

Abstract

The article is devoted to the analysis of the concept and grounds for termination of administrative acts. It is stated that the termination of an administrative act is the moment from which it ceases to affect the rights, obligations or legitimate interests of individuals, ie it becomes impossible to implement the provisions contained therein. The division of the grounds for termination of administrative acts into factual and legal ones is considered to be more substantiated, as this division allows to most effectively investigate the ways of termination of individual administrative acts. It is stated that the actual termination of administrative acts occurs by itself, automatically, in connection with the occurrence of a certain fact or legal event related to the implementation (implementation) of an administrative act, and therefore there is no need for special will or issuance of an administrative act on their termination. The grounds for termination of an administrative act are determined by: a) execution of an administrative act; b) termination of an administrative act in connection with the expiration of the term or for other reasons; c) revocation of a lawful administrative act by the administrative body that issued it; d) invalidation of an illegal administrative act by the administrative body that issued it; e) cancellation of an illegal administrative act by way of an administrative appeal or by a court.