Administrative Judiciary

Administrative Judiciary

A set of procedures, orders, and decisions made by the competent authority to maintain the general administrative order of the state with its three indicators: (security, health, and tranquillity ). It can be defined as the legal framework in which public administration operates.

The administrative courts in the State Council consist of several circuits with multiple jurisdictions, as follows:

First Circuit

Public Rights and Freedoms

 Specializes in disputes related to public rights and freedoms.

Second Circuit

Syndicates and Associations

 This circuit handles disputes concerning professional and labor unions, as well as   other   syndicates, federations of chambers of industry or commerce, and similar   organizations.

Third Circuit  

Licenses

 This circuit has jurisdiction over disputes related to the New Urban Communities   Authority   and all disputes concerning lands and housing under the authority and its   various agencies. 

Fourth Circuit

Taxes and Fees

 This circuit deals with disputes related to the tax on built real estate, agricultural   land  tax,   customs duties and fees, and the general sales tax.

Fifth Circuit

Construction and Urban Planning

 This circuit handles disputes related to the provisions of laws regulating construction   and   disputes over their respective licenses.

Sixth Circuit

Education

 This circuit has jurisdiction over disputes concerning students in schools, institutes,   and   various universities, including Al-Azhar institutes.

Seventh Circuit

Removals

 This circuit deals with disputes related to:

  1. Acquisition and allocation for public benefit and expropriation.
  2. Decisions to remove encroachments on public and private state property.
  3. Decisions to remove encroachments on archaeological sites, agricultural land, public roads, and utilities.

Eighth Circuit

Objective Compensation

 This circuit handles disputes related to claims for compensation for all disputes of   individuals   or employees whose administrative disputes fall within the jurisdiction of   the Court of   Cassation.

Ninth Circuit

Detention Compensation

 This circuit deals with disputes related to:

  1. Claims for compensation for detention decisions.
  2. Overtime allowance and hazard allowance for employees subject to Law No. 47 of 1978 or their heirs.
  3. Enforcement disputes.

Tenth Circuit

Civil Servants

 This circuit has jurisdiction over disputes related to requests to revoke decisions   regarding   appointments, promotions, transfers, secondments, termination of   service, performance   reports, and referrals to retirement for civil servants subject to   the provisions of the law.