The General Principle of Good Faith in Administrative Law, by Jesús González Pérez

The General Principle of Good Faith in Administrative Law, by Jesús González Pérez, is a major work on Spanish administrative law examining good faith as a fundamental principle governing relations between public authorities and citizens. The author explores its legal meaning, functions, and application in administrative proceedings, drawing particular attention to Spanish judicial decisions. The book addresses good faith throughout the formation, exercise, performance, and termination of administrative legal relationships, including the doctrine of consistent conduct and the protection of legitimate expectations. This fourth revised, updated, and expanded edition incorporates relevant doctrinal and jurisprudential developments.

Bibliographic catalog

• Author: Jesús González Pérez.

• Title: El principio general de la buena fe en el derecho administrativo (The General Principle of Good Faith in Administrative Law).

• Publisher: Thomson Civitas.

• Series: Monografías.

• Edition: 4th, revised, updated, and expanded.

• Place of publication: Madrid, Spain.

• Year: 2004.

• Extent: 305 pages.

• ISBN: 978-84-470-2183-3.

• Subject: Administrative law; good faith; general principles of law; administrative jurisprudence.

• Language: Spanish.