ADMINISTRATIVE LITIGATION

Administrative litigation in the Democratic Republic of Congo concerns disputes between citizens or businesses and the public administration. Here are some key points:

 

1. Judicial organization : Administrative cases are generally handled by specialized courts, such as the Council of State, which is the highest administrative court in the country.

 

2. Types of disputes : This includes disputes relating to administrative decisions, public contracts, or acts of public authority.

 

3. Procedure : Appeals must comply with strict time limits and follow specific procedures, such as exhausting administrative remedies before going to court.

 

4. Recent reforms : Efforts are underway to improve access to administrative justice and strengthen transparency in the handling of cases.