2006Journal of Guangxi Administrative Cadre Institute of Politics and LawRequires access

Reconstruction of Principle of Non-stopping Enforcement during Administrative Review

Zhu Yu-duo

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The theory of public judgment comes from the principle of non-stopping enforcement during administrative review.But the principle does not focus on the protection to counterparts' legal rights and benefits.So the system of attachment is needed when necessary.

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The theory of public judgment comes from the principle of non-stopping enforcement during administrative review.But the principle does not focus on the protection to counterparts' legal rights and benefits.So the system of attachment is needed when necessary.

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The theory of public judgment comes from the principle of non-stopping enforcement during administrative review.But the principle does not focus on the protection to counterparts' legal rights and benefits.So the system of attachment is needed when necessary.

Key concepts: Enforcement, Focus (optics), Administrative law, Law and economics, Law enforcement, Law, Political science, Business

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