Government

Are you in disagreement with a government decision on the designated use of your immovable property? Has your application not been honoured? Have you wrongly been issued with a fine? Or are you in disagreement with a government decision regarding a tender? All these questions fall within the area of administrative law.

Administrative law
Administrative law comprises rules on the relationship between the government and individual citizens, businesses and suchlike. The government takes decisions that can significantly affect individuals and businesses. These decisions could be about social security and the construction of infrastructure, but also

• tenders
• contracting of work
• agricultural law
• architects’ law
• zoning plans, building permits
• building law
• landlord and tenant law in relation to residential and commercial premises
• environmental law
• compulsory purchase, compensation for loss resulting from administrative acts, planning blight

It is a good idea to obtain advice before entering into discussions with government authorities. You will quickly find yourself having to deal with a large number of administrative laws, executive bodies and regulatory authorities. Prompt, expert legal advice is therefore strongly advised, because many of the deadlines imposed are final and may not be exceeded.

Huis Advocaten. Straight to the point
Our Huis Advocaten lawyers will advise and assist you in your capacity as non-profit organisation. We have years of experience in the area of administrative law. We will set to work on your case in a committed and result-oriented way, examining together with you all the various options available to decide on and pursue the best strategy.

Take action now.
Mail your free case evaluation or call us direct on 0900 55 53 777 (local rate), we are available 7 days a week from 8.00 till 20.00.
We will then assess your case with the right lawyer and branch nearest to you.