The Debate on the Grace Period in Appealing Cases Against the State Administrative Court

Abstract

The grace period of 90 days for cassation to the competent Administrative Court is very important. After the grace period ends, the TUN decision may not intervene even if it is in a state of serious damage. Article 55 of the Law on State Administrative Courts clearly stipulates the basic principles regarding the time limit for submitting a case application to the Administrative Court. The KTUN applies several variables to show that it provides the greatest opportunity for anyone to take legal action if the issued KTUN violates the laws and regulations and AAPB principles. But on the other hand, the limitation of the time limit for litigation in the Administrative Court which is contrary to the sense of justice can be considered as a limitation of human rights to protect their legitimate interests in court.