Article 3 of the Administrative Trial Procedure Law No. 2577 Article 3. Of the Administrative Procedure Law No. 2577 stipulates that administrative. Lawsuits shall be filed with signed petitions addressed to the Council of State, administrative court and tax court presidencies. The petitions shall include the names, surnames or titles and addresses. Of the parties and their attorneys or representatives, if any. The subject matter and reasons of the lawsuit and the evidence. On which it is based, the date of the written notification of the administrative action subject to the lawsuit. The amount in dispute in full judgement cases, and the number. Of petitions and copies. Of the documents attached to them. Shall be one more than the number of opposing parties.
In this case; if a claim for compensation. Is made together with the request for cancellation. The amount requested to be decided to be compensated. Should be clearly and completely stated and the lawsuit. Should be filed by depositing the fees over this amount. While the petition for the lawsuit is contrary to Article 3 of the Law No. 2577, since the petition. For the lawsuit is contrary to Article 3 of the Law No. 2577 due to the request. To decide to pay. The receivable arising from the transaction together with legal interest. If a full judicial action. Is filed together with the request for cancellation.
The amount requested to be compensated. Should be written in full and the reasons for this amount should be stated and a new lawshit should be filed. With petitions signed by one more than the number of opposing parties. For the reasons explained. In accordance with Article 15/1-d of the Administrative Procedure Law No. 2577, it has been decided. To reject the petition to file a lawsuit. Within 30 days after the notification of this decision. In accordance with Article 3, and to notify the plaintiff. That the lawsuit will be rejected. If the same mistake. Is made in the petition submitted again upon the rejection. Of the petition in accordance with Article 15/5 of the same Law.( 13th Chamber of the Council of State – Decision: 2015/4231).
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