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Administrative Procedural Law is divided into eight parts. Part one is being concerned with the jurisdiction of administrative courts and the delimitation of administrative disputes. Part II is being concerned with the organizational structure of administrative courts. Part III is being concerned with the general procedural rules and principles of administrative litigation. Part IV is being concerned with the remedies under administrative procedural law. Part V is being concerned with the interim measures under administrative procedural law. Part VI is being concerned with evidence under administrative procedural law. Part VII is being concerned with the meaning and the legal consequences of administrative courts’ rulings. Part VIII is being concerned with administrative procedural law remedies.
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