TFL Vsebine / Pravni letopis

Upravne pogodbe kot posebni institut javnega prava poznajo že številne evropske države, med njimi tudi države nekdanje Jugoslavije. Z izjemo Slovenije ter Bosne in Hercegovine, v katerih je ta institut sprejet le na ravni teorije in sodne prakse, ni pa tudi zakonsko urejen, je za druge države nekdanje Jugoslavije (Hrvaška, Srbija, Severna Makedonija, Črna gora in Kosovo) značilno, da so v zadnjih dvanajstih letih z reformo upravne procesne zakonodaje institut upravnih pogodb uredile v zakonu o splošnem upravnem postopku. Kljub številnim podobnostim obstajajo med ureditvami v posameznih državah članicah tudi nekatere razlike, ki so podrobno predstavljene v tem prispevku. Pri tem se prispevek osredinja na naslednje vidike primerjave: opredelitev upravnih pogodb, pogoji za njihovo sklenitev, odpoved in sprememba upravnih pogodb, varstvo interesov nasprotne stranke in sodno varstvo v zvezi z upravnimi pogodbami.

Administrative contracts as a specific institute of public law are known in many European countries, including the countries of the former Yugoslavia. With the exception of Slovenia and Bosnia and Herzegovina, where this institute is accepted only at the level of theory and case law and is not regulated by law, other countries of the former Yugoslavia (Croatia, Serbia, Northern Macedonia, Montenegro and Kosovo) have, in the last twelve years, regulated the institute of administrative contracts in the General Administrative Procedure Act as part of the reform of administrative procedural legislation. Despite many similarities, there are also some differences between the regulations in each State, which are detailed in this paper. The paper focuses on the following aspects of the comparison: the definition of administrative contracts, the conditions for their conclusion, the termination and modification of administrative contracts, the protection of the interests of the counterparty and judicial protection in relation to administrative contracts.

Administrative contracts in the legal orders of countries of the former Yugoslavia