Administrative & Constitutional Law and Special Tribunals
Decisions of public authorities, national institutions and public organisations affect the rights and status of organisations and individuals. Administrative and constitutional law asks whether such decisions were made within authority, on a sufficient factual basis, after granting a right to be heard, and reasonably and proportionately. The firm represents organisations and individuals in proceedings before authorities and judicial bodies, including special tribunals that operate under their own constitution and rules — such as the Supreme Zionist Court of the World Zionist Organization.
Our Services
- Representation before special tribunals and the courts of institutions and organisations, including the Supreme Zionist Court
- Admission, membership and recognition proceedings for organisations and federations in national and public institutions
- Administrative petitions and proceedings before the High Court of Justice
- Objections, administrative appeals and representation before appeals committees
- Interpretation of the constitutions, by-laws and procedural rules of public bodies and organisations
- Applications to authorities and requests under the Freedom of Information Law
How We Work
Examining the process itself: the right to be heard, the factual basis placed before the decision-maker and the propriety of the decision-making.
Working according to the constitution, by-laws and procedural rules specific to each tribunal.
Considering an agreed resolution alongside the legal proceedings, where this suits the client’s matter.
Who the Service Is For
Organisations and federations, non-profits and public bodies, communities, office holders and private individuals.
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