Enforcement of Administrative Decisions Through the Administration and Its Powers: A Comparative Study

Abstract

This study clarifies the procedures and requirements that the public administration must follow before resorting to the enforcement of administrative decisions by the administration itself. The researcher outlines the legal and regulatory framework for resorting to this exceptional method. The focus was on identifying the penalties and judicial sanctions resulting from the failure of the addressees to voluntarily implement administrative decisions; consequently, the researcher proposed the possibility of resorting to arbitration or mediation as an alternative to resolve administrative disputes more quickly and at a lower cost than resorting to the courts.