Problems of judicial review of acts of non-normative nature issued by subjects of power, in the context of the legal traditions of the EU

Abstract

Analyzes the legal position of administrative courts of Ukraine on judicial review of acts of non-normative nature. It is noted that the subject of authority tend to give non-normative acts of nature, which although not be enforceable in practice the relevant public authorities, often contrary to law. Nenormatyvnist these acts casts doubt on the possibility of judicial review, since it is believed that they do not directly affect the rights of private law. The above contradiction makes no established jurisprudence, the manifestation of trends to refuse such a review on the grounds of lack of violated rights of the plaintiff. However, in practice this position is illegal. It is noted that the presence of such dubious clarification creates a state of legal uncertainty for recipients of guidelines, because they either have to use them, and then it directly violates their rights, or their own, at their own risk, ignore the following explanation, the risk of getting under penalty. Creating a state of legal uncertainty is itself a violation of human persons. We give positive jurisprudence. In particular, the Court noted that the appeal of the plaintiff in court is reasonable behavior aimed at preventing violation of his rights in the future taking of the tax authority measures, the purpose of the applicant when applying to the court is quite clear and is related to his legitimate rights and interests in relations with tax authorities.

Analysis of the position of the Court of Justice shows that in fact the Court of Justice accepted the general concept that any statement on the planned Community institution of actions in certain circumstances is considered an act subject to review, provided that his statement is clear and specific in nature. No matter the fact that the institution is not legally bound such statement. Of course, it is desirable that persons whose interests are affected, could verify that the planned legal action and that they can proceed from the assumption that the government has in mind is what she said. So while a statement of intent, strictly speaking, can not be considered a legal act, it is desirable that he interpreted as such in the absence of provision for claim for declaration.