Administrative law

ADMINISTRATIVE LAW
Important feature:
Public relations regulated by Administrative law are built as –
When some of their participants have power functions and others are obliged to obey them, to carry out their legislative requirements. Participants of these relations are in legally unequal conditions – public relations regulated by norms of Administrative law are relations of authority and subordination.

ADMINISTRATIVE LAW
Administrative legal relations are divided into:
-vertical (relations between superior and inferior bodies or between organs of state government and citizens)
-horizontal (both parties are equal, do not subordinate to each other, for instance, joint order for two ministries, or submission of a petition from citizen against state official)

ADMINISTRATIVE LAW
Thus, Administrative Law is an aggregate of legal norms regulating public relations in the sphere of executive-order activity of bodies of state government, built on the fundamentals of power and subordination, and providing organizing work.