It will be seen thus that. although! the new Court appears to be one of original jurisdiction, really in the nature of a Court of last resort or final appeal in complaints against Government organs, as an action in this new Count can be entertained: or tried only after two appeals have been made to the superior} Government organs with unsatisfactory results.
Another feature of the procedure! of the new Court is, that where actual damages have been caused by the illegal action of a Government organ, the aggrieved party, may demand compensation, besides nullification of the administrative action complained of. In such cases, the Court may award pecuniary damages to the complainant.
bringing actions to the new: Court, the party concerned must! conform strictly to the prescribed Procedure. 'This provides, among other things, that actions' must be brought by filing written petitions to the Count. Besides the name, age, sex, domicile, occupation and native place of the complainant, the Petition must state the reasons why the decision of the responsible. Superior Government organ against)
ich the petition is made is considered improper or unlawful. The
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