Abstract

The defect resulting from the lack of jurisdiction is regarded as a means to cancel an administrative decision for such the jurisdiction represents the cornerstone among the administrative law systems. Therefore, each authority is named to authority to exercise its jurisdiction according to the bylaws and regulations stipulated by the state. Despite the fact that there have been other defects to influence the legitimacy of the administrative decision, the lack of jurisdiction defect has still been the sole significant shortcoming affecting the public order.

Highlights

  • The defect resulting from the lack of jurisdiction is regarded as a means to cancel an administrative decision for such the jurisdiction represents the cornerstone among the administrative law systems

  • 2) The Jurisprudence and judiciary has pointed out two categories of lack of jurisdiction, which are: The simple lack of jurisdiction seeking the abuse of authority; and the complex lack of jurisdiction called the authority usurpation

  • 3) The Jordanian judiciary system states the possibility of correcting the administrative decision which us exposed to the lack of jurisdiction defect once it is rightly by an exclusive jurisdiction

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Summary

Introduction

The defect resulting from the lack of jurisdiction is regarded as a means to cancel an administrative decision for such the jurisdiction represents the cornerstone among the administrative law systems. Each authority is named to authority to exercise its jurisdiction according to the bylaws and regulations stipulated by the state. Despite the fact that there have been other defects to influence the legitimacy of the administrative decision, the lack of jurisdiction defect has still been the sole significant shortcoming affecting the public order

Statement of the Problem
Significance of the Study
Methodology
The Concept of Lack of Jurisdiction Defect
Categories of Lack of Jurisdiction Defect
The Simple Lack-of-Jurisdiction Defect
The Complex Lack of Jurisdiction Defect
Conclusions
Recommendations
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