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The concept of legitimate interest is central to the proceedings before administrative courts, in particular in the framework of annulment proceedings; it is considered as “the most important subjective condition of admissibility” of the application for annulment. It constitutes a daily concern for the court seised. The relevant case law is huge and extremely difficult to classify. The vast majority of the 285.192 judgments of the Hellenic Council of State that appear today in its online database deal with the issue of legitimate interest in its various aspects. This case law has usually been consistent, but now always. The purpose of this study is to show the evolution of the case law of the Hellenic Council of State on this thorny issue and to facilitate readers, to the extent possible, in identifying the specific questions of interest to them.
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