Discussions on Third Party System in Administrative Procedures
Yao Jin-ju
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Yao Jin-ju
Abstract
There are disputes on the theory and practice of the status and range in third party system although the system has been confirmed in administrative procedures. The article will put forward new interpretations about the system through combining the aims of administrative procedures with spirits of the new interpretation and comparing with related stipulation of other countries. Here are some points about it: third party refers to the citizens, corporate bodies and other organizations; third party can be citizens, corporate bodies and other organizations except plaintiffs and defendants; the interest is the center to identify third party; it is necessary to compare third party with other civil litigant participants.
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There are disputes on the theory and practice of the status and range in third party system although the system has been confirmed in administrative procedures. The article will put forward new interpretations about the system through combining the aims of administrative procedures with spirits of the new interpretation and comparing with related stipulation of other countries. Here are some points about it: third party refers to the citizens, corporate bodies and other organizations; third party can be citizens, corporate bodies and other organizations except plaintiffs and defendants; the interest is the center to identify third party; it is necessary to compare third party with other civil litigant participants.
Key concepts: Stipulation, Third party, Plaintiff, Political science, Law, Interpretation (philosophy), Business, Computer science