Abstract

The clauses related to the administrative contracts in the new Administrative Litigation Law and the judicial interpretation about the administrative contracts in Interpretation of Applicability together constitute the normative basis of the current case hearing of the administrative contracts. However, in the current practice of judicial trials of administrative contracts, the intrinsic defects of the normative basis are gradually becoming more apparent. These defects specifically include the vagueness of the scope of case accepting, the unclarity of the normative application rules, and low operability etc. This article intends to reflect on the above defects. The author argues that it is necessary to define the scope of case accepting of administrative contracts based on positive and negative criteria. Within the subset of administrative litigation - the administrative contracts, discriminating the characteristics of differences disputes and making the disputes applicable to different normative application rules.

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