UPRAVNO PRAVO

Lj. Mintas – Hodak

  • ISBN: 978-953-246-253-1
  • Izdavač: Mate d.o.o.
  • Godina izdavanja: 2016
  • Opće informacije: Meki uvez, 360 str., 17,0 cm x 24,5 cm
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Cijena: 90,58 €Online cijena: 81,52 €

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Opis

Upravno pravo je grana prava koja uređuje upravnu djelatnost, a čini je skup pravnih normi koje uređuju organizaciju uprave, područje djelovanja, postupak rada i način nadzora i odgovornosti subjekata koji obavljaju upravne poslove.

Knjiga Upravno pravo je namijenjena za sveučilišne i stručne preddiplomske i diplomske studije iz znanstvenog područja prava, ali i drugih znanstvenih područja. Koautori su sveučilišni profesori, predavači i profesori visokih škola te suci koji pravila radnog prava primjenjuju svakodnevno u svome radu kao drugostupanjski suci ili suci koji odlučuju o revizijama kao posljednjem pravnom lijeku u sustavu redovnih sudova.

Sadržaj knjige koji se prema mišljenju urednika i koautora smatra minimalnim sadržajem kojeg je potrebno usvojiti kako bi se ostvarili ishodi učenja nalazi se uokviren u kućicama na marginama stranice. Također, radi lakšeg pamćenja i prisjećanja pojedinih sadržaja i pojmova, deblje su otisnute ključne riječi ili bitni podaci koji se definiraju u knjizi.

Kratki sadržaj:

Predmet i osnove upravnog prava
Sustav državne uprave u Republici Hrvatskoj – ustrojstvo i unutarnji odnosi
Upravni postupak prema zakonu o općem upravnom postupku
Porezni postupak u Republici Hrvatskoj
Javna nabava
Upravni spor i upravno sudovanje u Republici Hrvatskoj
Europsko upravno pravo

Uredila dr. sc. Ljerka Mintas Hodak

Autori:

mr. sc. Helena Majić
Gordana Marušić Babić, dipl. iur
prof. dr. sc. Nikola Mijatović

Mario Rašić, mag. iur.
mr. sc. Ivan Šprajc

doc. dr. sc. Goran Vojković

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