Abstract
The administrative act represents one of the forms through which the public authority accomplishes its mission, being the most important of these from a legal point of view. The Administrative Code introduces new concepts and regulates the administrative activity that represents all individual and normative administrative acts, administrative contracts, real acts and administrative operations performed by public authorities in public power, thus making it possible to organize law enforcement and direct law enforcement.
Highlights
The analysis of the administrative act is necessary, in the conditions of the modifications operated in this domain and its codification
As mentioned in the first part of the study, the characteristic features of the administrative act, based on the regulations of the Administrative Code, and analyzing the literature in the field, are the following: a) the administrative act is the main legal form of activity of the public administration; b) the administrative act represents a manifestation of express will, with external effect, unilateral and subject to a regime of public power; c) the regime of public power does not exclude the exercise of a control of legality by the courts; d) the administrative act produces legal effects, which may consist in giving rise to, modifying or extinguishing rights and obligations [7, p.116]
The administrative act represents a manifestation of express will, with external effect, unilateral and subject to a regime of public power
Summary
The analysis of the administrative act is necessary, in the conditions of the modifications operated in this domain and its codification.
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