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Administrative law

Administrative law in Tbilisi: appealing fines and sanctions, challenging refusals by state authorities, licence and permit disputes, representation in administrative proceedings.

  • Preparation of administrative complaints
  • Representation of client’s interests in administrative authorities
  • Preparation of administrative statements of claim / responses
  • Representation and protection interests of clients in administrative disputes in courts

Administrative matters often arise when state institutions exercise their authority through decisions, sanctions, restrictions or inspections. Many of these decisions are made automatically or without proper evaluation of the factual circumstances, which can result in unjust penalties, blocked procedures or loss of rights.

Our goal is to protect individuals and businesses against unlawful or unreasonable administrative actions and achieve reversal or modification of such decisions.


We Assist Clients in the Following Situations

  • administrative fines and sanctions
  • appealing government decisions and refusals
  • suspension or cancellation of licenses and permits
  • disputes related to inspections and regulatory bodies
  • restriction of property or access to services
  • refusal to register documents or transactions
  • administrative hearings and appeals
  • violations committed during administrative procedures

Each matter requires precise legal assessment of procedure, timelines and authority of administrative bodies.


What We Do for Our Clients

  • legal evaluation of administrative acts and protocols
  • preparation of complaints, motions and appeals
  • representation before administrative bodies
  • judicial review of administrative decisions
  • evidence assessment and procedural analysis
  • strategy development for reversal or mitigation
  • assistance in enforcement or cancellation of penalties

We intervene both at the early stage of notification and after an administrative decision has already been issued.


How Administrative Protection Works

  • Review of the decision or protocol issued against the client
  • Identification of procedural violations or lack of legal grounds
  • Preparing a legal position with supporting evidence
  • Filing complaints or appeals within statutory deadlines
  • Representation in hearings or judicial proceedings
  • Monitoring execution of the final ruling

Our objective is to cancel sanctions, reverse decisions or reach a legally acceptable compromise.


Why Legal Support Matters

Administrative authorities often rely on formal rules:

  • “Decision issued – must be enforced”
  • “Fine imposed – must be paid”

However, in practice you may face:

  • violation of deadlines
  • improper notification
  • incorrect legal reasoning
  • denial of procedural rights

Legal intervention frequently allows the decision to be cancelled or reduced.


When Immediate Action Is Necessary

  • you received an administrative protocol or penalty
  • your application was rejected
  • documents were seized or access restricted
  • business activities were suspended or limited
  • you must appear at an administrative hearing

Operate quickly — delays often reduce the chances of reversal.


Request Assistance

If you are facing administrative sanctions, refusal from a government authority, inspection outcomes or an appeal process — contact us for evaluation and legal strategy.

Frequently asked questions

  • How long do I have to appeal an administrative act?

    The deadline depends on the type of act and is stated in the act itself. Missing it usually means losing the right to appeal, so contact a lawyer as soon as you receive the document.

  • What situations do you assist with?

    Administrative fines and sanctions, appeals against decisions and refusals by state authorities, suspension or cancellation of licences and permits, disputes arising from inspections, and refusals to register documents or transactions.

  • Must a complaint be filed with the authority before going to court?

    In most cases the dispute is first heard administratively and only then moves to court. We prepare the complaint and represent the client at both stages.

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Describe your situation — we will assess the prospects and propose the next steps.

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