IMPACT OF ADMINISTRATIVE SILENCE ON THE CONSTITUTIONAL HUMAN RIGHT OF GOOD ADMINISTRATION
MILA HAYRAPETOVA
Leading specialist at legal-advisory division at the Expert-Analytical Department of the
Constitutional Court of the Republic of Armenia,
Third year graduate student at the Armenian-Russian (Slavonic) University
DOI: https://doi.org/10.59546/18290744-2023.10-12-15
Annotation.
Fiction, as an effective mechanism aimed at ensuring the constitutional right of proper administration, is a serious impulse for the entire system of public administration: on the basis of an application by an individual or legal entity in the field of public law, while carrying out a state-authoritative function, it is possible to ensure the basic principles of administration, otherwise the consequence that is most desirable for the applicant will be achieved. The above should more than alert any official acting on behalf of the state and the municipality to avoid fictitious acts as much as possible, since such an act may be unlawful, but the addressee of the act, having the right to trust this act, will exercise his rights, thereby ensuring a disproportionate balance between its rights and interests of the state and municipality.