Partial amendment of Administrative Decisions (comparative study)

Abstract

  In the exercise of its competencies, the administration has several privileges, which are of a public authority, and the administrative decision is one of the most important of these privileges, as the most frequently used means of dealing with individuals, and the most important tools that it employs in the conduct of its administrative function.
     The legislator may require the administration to have certain conditions for the issuance of its decisions, and the continuation of these conditions requires that the said decisions remain valid and correct, and if such circumstances change, this would be in breach of the requirements of the law, which renders such decisions illegitimate and therefore must be repealed or amended In addition, the administration may sometimes find itself confronted with reasons beyond its control to intervene, to make its decisions more compatible with certain emerging circumstances, in the public interest, and to ensure the regular and steady functioning of public utilities, as well as the fact that management at other times has Inappropriate decisions, resulting from the poor judgement and poor administrative competence of some staff, which also require them to be abolished or modified.
    If it is recognized in the contexts of administrative action to alienate .