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Administrative law is a branch of public law that regulates the relationship between the state and its citizens through administrative bodies and government entities. The purpose of this law is to ensure that public services operate efficiently and fairly. It applies in cases where the administration acts as a public authority.

Key Aspects of Saudi Administrative Law

  1. Administrative Decisions

Includes any action taken by a government entity that results in legal effects, such as licenses, sanctions, or circulars.

  1. Administrative Contracts

Contracts made by government agencies with individuals or companies to provide services or implement public projects, governed by special rules.

  1. Administrative Accountability

Government employees are subject to disciplinary systems that regulate their conduct and define procedures for accountability in case of violations.

  1. Administrative Judiciary

Administrative courts (Board of Grievances) have jurisdiction to review appeals against government agencies and resolve disputes related to decisions or contracts.

  1. Regulations and Rules

Government agencies issue executive regulations to implement laws and ensure public interest.

Our Administrative Law Services

  1. Appealing Administrative Decisions

Filing complaints and appeals with competent authorities or the Board of Grievances against unlawful government decisions.

  1. Legal Representation before the Board of Grievances

Litigating administrative cases and defending individuals’ or companies’ rights against governmental decisions or contracts.

  1. Drafting & Reviewing Government Contracts

Preparing and reviewing contracts with government agencies, ensuring they comply with applicable laws and regulations.

  1. Civil Service Law Consultations

Providing legal advice to government employees and institutions on appointment, promotion, transfer, or disciplinary matters.

  1. Dispute Resolution with Public Entities

Seeking amicable settlement of disputes with government bodies before litigation to reduce legal consequences on clients.

  1. Compliance & Regulatory Structuring

Helping governmental or semi-governmental entities draft internal policies in line with applicable administrative systems.