The regional administrative court is the court of first instance that examines the applications for appeal against the decisions of the tax and administrative courts and decides on the dispute. The regional administrative court is also called “court of appeal” in practice.
Although the main duty of the regional administrative court is to review appeals. It also has other duties determined by the Law No. 2576 on the Establishment and Duties of Regional Administrative Courts and other special laws.
The determination or change of the jurisdictional perimeter of the regional administrative courts is decided by the CJP.
The duties of the regional administrative courts are as follows:
To examine and decide on applications for appeal,
To finalise the jurisdictional and jurisdictional disputes arising between the administrative and tax courts within its jurisdiction,
To perform the duties assigned to the regional administrative court by other laws.
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