THE EFFECT OF FORCE MAJEURE ON THE TERM OF ADMINISTRATIVE LITIGATION

The right to bring an administrative action is limited by the Procedure of Administrative Justice Act- for a certain period of time. If this limited period cannot be used due to an unavoidable and unpredictable event, other than the will and defect of the person, an opportunity should be given to the person to use this right. The recognition of the right to bring an action which cannot be used due to the events that may be called as force majeure is a requirement of the right to legal remedies and will be in accordance with the Article 125 of the Constitution, where the judicial review of the administration is accepted. The claims that the term of administrative litigation is similar to final term and that there is no legal regulation in this regard should not be considered as the justification for not giving an opportunity to individuals the right to bring an action they cannot us