Administrative Law, by Bartolomé A. Fiorini

Administrative Law, by Bartolomé A. Fiorini, is a classic and important work in Argentine administrative-law scholarship. This edition, published by Abeledo-Perrot in 1976, consists of two volumes and provides a comprehensive and systematic examination of the principles, concepts, and institutions that constitute this branch of Public Law.

Fiorini examines the legal foundations of Public Administration and administrative functions, addressing administrative organization, government bodies and public officials, administrative powers, and the various forms through which administrative activity is carried out. The work also discusses legal relations between the State and private individuals, administrative acts and procedures, public services, and the legal mechanisms for reviewing and controlling administrative activity.

The work is distinguished by its extensive doctrinal treatment and its attention to the particular characteristics of the Argentine legal system. Its two-volume format allows for a detailed examination of the principal institutions of Administrative Law, making it a valuable reference for lawyers, judges, public officials, academics, researchers, and law students.

Because of Fiorini's importance within Argentine administrative-law doctrine and the historical relevance of this 1976 Abeledo-Perrot edition, the set is also of particular interest to specialized legal libraries and collectors of Argentine legal literature.

CATALOG

• Author: Bartolomé A. Fiorini
• Title: Administrative Law
• Publisher: Abeledo-Perrot
• Year: 1976
• Format: 2 volumes
• Subject: Administrative Law
• Field: Public Law
• Language: Spanish
• Place of publication: Argentina