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Administrative law,
inside seventy-five days.

This deck walks the administrative portal in the order you meet it — the case list, opening a recourse, and each of the eight sections of a file. Ten decision types, six grounds of annulment under Article 146, and the one clock that decides whether any of it matters.

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10decision types
6grounds of annulment
75days to file the recourse

Every screen that follows is the product · → to advance · N shows or hides the notes

§01 · The home screen

Your recourses, and the days left on each.

A sidebar that stays, and a working area beside it.

Administrative practice has one failure mode that ends the case before it starts: the 75-day window under Article 146 §3. So the list does not show “open matters” — it shows how long is left on each of them.

WhereSign in → Administrative portal

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Admin Cases +
Active Closed All

Planning / Building · 2

Α. Α. ν. Sample Planning Authoritypermit refusal in 11d
Γ. Γ. ν. Sample Municipalityzoning condition in 34d

Public Procurement · 1

Sample Contractors Ltd ν. Sample Authoritytender award Review tier

Public Service · 1

Ε. Ε. ν. Public Service Commissionpromotion in 61d

Tax / Customs · 1

Ζ. Ζ. ν. Tax Departmentannulled Closed
Live — filter, or open a matter
Select a case 5 administrative cases available in the sidebar — or create a new one.
Α. Α. ν. Sample Planning Authorityin 11 days Planning / Building Administrative Court · Article 146
The number on the row is the recourse window, not a status

§02 · Opening a recourse

Ten types, with the traps signposted.

Because standing is where these cases die.

The type is chosen first — and where a type has a classic trap, the tile carries the product’s own standing warning: the Article 146 §2 interest test, the Tender Review Authority tier, the choice between recourse and the immigration portal. A trap named at creation is a trap avoided.

WhereSidebar → + → New Administrative Case

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New Administrative CaseΝέα Διοικητική Υπόθεση · select the decision type
Public Service

Promotion / transfer / discipline decisions of public officers

StandingDirect + personal legitimate interest required (Article 146 §2).

Tax / Customs / VAT

Tax assessments, VAT decisions, customs determinations

Planning / Building

Town-planning refusals, building-permit conditions, zoning

Public Procurement

Challenges to tender awards under N. 73(I)/2016

StandingTender-Review Authority (ΑΑΑΔΣ) tier before Administrative Court — confirm exhaustion of remedies.

Licensing

CySEC, telecoms, energy, gambling, professional licence refusals

Disciplinary

Disciplinary decisions of public-sector or professional bodies

Citizenship (Article 146)

Naturalisation refusals when challenged by recourse (vs intra-CRMD)

StandingUse Article 146 recourse when intra-administrative remedies are exhausted; otherwise use the immigration portal.

Social Security / Benefits

Pension / disability / unemployment benefit refusals

Regulatory (Health / Education / Professional)

Health, medical-council, professional-body regulatory decisions

Other

Other administrative-law matter

Live — open any type

§03 · The file

Opened once, worked to the aftermath.

Eight sections, five stages, in the order the work happens.

The portal’s stages run intake, objection stage, recourse filed, judgment & appeal and aftermath. The objection stage is there because many decisions must be challenged inside the administration before a court will look at them.

WhereOpen any matter → the header and tab strip

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Α. Α. ν. Sample Planning AuthorityActive Planning / Building 11 days

Administrative Court · Statutory Basis: Article 146 of the Constitution · Standing: direct and personal legitimate interest (Article 146 §2)

Where the matter has got to — the stage stepper

1Intake 2Objection Stage 3Recourse Filed 4Judgment & Appeal 5Aftermath

Objection Stage — hierarchical objection or review before the administrative authority.

The work itself — eight sections, in case order

01IntakeΑνάθεση 02OverviewΕπισκόπηση 03DecisionΑπόφαση 04GroundsΛόγοι 05DeadlineΠροθεσμία 06DocumentsΈγγραφα 07TimelineΧρονολόγιο 08AdvisorΣύμβουλος
Live — click any section to open it

§04 · Intake — Ανάθεση

The consultation, captured as you take it.

Record, upload or type. Review before anything runs.

Administrative intake uses the same room as every other portal: record the meeting, upload the audio, or type your notes — and the transcript is yours to correct before any analysis is run on it.

WhereCase → Intake

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New Intake SessionConsultation capture
Record Upload audio Type notes

Recording or uploading requires the client’s consent first (GDPR, Law 125(I)/2018). Typed notes do not.

Recording consultation…
00:05:47
Upload audiom4a, mp3, wav — the consultation as recorded
Consultation Notes
Transcript Review — yours to correct before analysis
Run Analysis
Preliminary Assessment. Two grounds are visible on the client’s account alone: defective reasoning, because the decision does not engage with the report filed, and manifest error of fact on the plot size. The knowledge date of 9 June is the date to establish and evidence — the 75-day window runs from it.
Live — switch capture mode, then run the analysis

The checklist is type-aware

Suggested documents:

The decisionNotification envelope Application fileTitle deed

The notification envelope is on the list for a reason: it is often the only evidence of when the client actually learned of the decision.

The assessment names the grounds

It does not just summarize the complaint — it maps it onto the grounds of annulment the Grounds section will ask you to prove.

§05 · Overview — Επισκόπηση

The parties, the decision, the standing.

Who is challenging whom, and on what dates.

Overview answers the questions asked about a recourse more than any others: who is challenging whom, over which decision, and can this client bring it. The days left sit in the case header as a colored badge, on every tab at once — standing is here, because it is the objection that arrives first.

WhereCase → Overview

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OverviewΑ. Α. ν. Sample Planning Authority

Applicant (client)

Α. Α.

Respondent Authority

Sample Planning Authority

Decision Date
Knowledge Date
Decision Summary
Standing: Direct + personal legitimate interest required (Article 146 §2).
Standing Notes
Live — type in the standing note

Standing is a note, not an assumption

The portal gives standing its own field so the position is written down while the file is being opened — not reconstructed when the authority takes the point.

Passed is a state

Where the window has run, the card says Passed rather than showing a negative number. A file that is out of time should look out of time.

§06 · Decision — Απόφαση

Two dates, and only one of them starts the clock.

The decision date, and the knowledge date.

The section holds the decision under challenge — who took it, when, and what it says. It asks for the decision date and, separately, the knowledge date: the day the applicant became aware of it. The 75-day window runs from knowledge, and the product uses the decision date only when knowledge is not recorded.

WhereCase → Decision

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Decision Under ChallengeΑπόφαση
Deciding Authority
Decision Date
Knowledge Date

Set the knowledge date in the Decision tab to compute the deadline.

Decision Summary

Pre-Recourse — what was tried inside the administration

Hierarchical recourse (where provided) Objection to the Tax Commissioner Recourse to the Tender Review Authority
Not appliedPending GrantedRefused Not applicable
The original 75-day Article 146 clock may still be running
A pending internal step does not stop it unless the law says so.
Use as new knowledge date
Not applicablePending Decided

For tax and VAT decisions the objection to the Commissioner is usually the first step.

Not applicablePending Decided
Appeal deadline — 42 days (N. 73(I)/2018)
Live — switch the pre-recourse route

The knowledge date is the whole argument

A decision dated 2 June that reached the client on 9 June gives seven more days. The portal records both and computes from knowledge, which is what Article 146 §3 measures.

An internal step does not always stop the clock

The product says so in its own words, and offers to treat the internal outcome as a new knowledge date only where that is right — a decision for counsel, not for software.

§07 · Grounds — Λόγοι

Six grounds, and what each one needs.

Annulment Grounds Builder (Article 146).

A recourse is only as good as its grounds. The builder lays out the six grounds of annulment with the test each one states, and you record the evidence under it — so the weak ground is visible while there is still time to evidence it.

WhereCase → Grounds

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Annulment Grounds Builder (Article 146)Λόγοι Ακύρωσης
4 selected2 unclear Save Grounds
Ultra vires (lack of competence)

The deciding authority lacked legal power to take this decision — wrong organ, expired delegation, or jurisdiction outside its statutory mandate.

On this fileMarked unclear

Excess / abuse of power

The authority acted for a purpose foreign to its statutory mandate, or weighed irrelevant criteria.

On this fileMarked met

Procedural irregularity (N. 158(I)/1999)

Right to be heard not respected, inadequate inquiry, biased panel, missing consultation, defective notification.

On this fileMarked met

Defective / inadequate reasoning

The decision fails to state reasons sufficient to allow judicial review — boilerplate, contradictory, or addressing no actual evidence.

On this fileMarked met

Constitutional violation

Decision (or underlying statute) breaches a Part-II Constitution right — equality, property, due process, family life, etc.

On this fileMarked unclear

Manifest error of fact

Decision rests on a fact materially wrong on the face of the record — wrong date, wrong figures, mis-identified person/property.

On this fileMarked met

Live — open a ground and read its test

§08 · Deadline — Προθεσμία

Seventy-five days, from the right date.

And forty-two more, if it goes on appeal.

This is the section the portal exists for. The 75-day recourse window under Article 146 §3 is computed from the knowledge date, and the 42-day appeal window to the Administrative Court of Appeal is computed from the first-instance judgment.

WhereCase → Deadline

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DeadlineΠροθεσμία · Article 146
Recourse deadline (75 days) Statutory
Article 146 §3 — from the knowledge date of 9 June 2026
in 11d23 Aug 2026
Appeal deadline (42 days) Statutory
From first-instance judgment — not yet delivered
—pending judgment

What the clock is computed from

2 Jundecision date
9 Junknowledge date
75days from knowledge
Enforcement continues unless suspended. A recourse does not by itself stop the decision taking effect — an interim suspension application is a separate step, and its hearing is recorded on the matter.
Interim suspension application hearing
Hearing listed for 28 August 2026. Recorded on the timeline with its basis, and the outcome will be one of granted, refused or pending.
Live — add the suspension hearing

Why this is a section and not a field

Because three different dates can be argued to start it, because an internal step may or may not pause it, and because the consequence of getting it wrong is that nothing else on the file matters.

Filing is not suspension

The product states it plainly: enforcement continues unless suspended. A client who thinks the recourse stopped the demolition needs to hear that on day one.

§09 · Documents — Έγγραφα

The papers, in administrative categories.

The decision, the file, the reports.

Upload is shared across the firm, but the categories are not: an administrative file sorts under orders and judgments, official reports, communications, affidavits and registry records. Contracts and financial documents belong to other portals.

WhereCase → Documents

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DocumentsΈγγραφα · 5
Document Category
Orders & Judgments1
Refusal decision 2 June 2026.pdf Analyzed View Analysis
Four paragraphs of recital and one operative line. No reference to the engineer’s report; the plot is described as 480 m². Both points map to grounds already marked on this file.
Official Reports2
Engineer report (filed with application).pdf AnalyzedView Analysis
Administrative file (disclosed).pdf Pending Analyzed Analyze
Registry Records1
Title deed.pdf AnalyzedView Analysis
Conversations & Comms1
Notification envelope 9 June.pdf AnalyzedView Analysis
Live — change the category, analyze the administrative file

The administrative file is the evidence

Everything the authority took into account, and everything it did not, is in the disclosed file. Reading it against the decision is exactly the work the grounds are built from.

The envelope earns its place

A dated notification is what proves the knowledge date, which is what proves you are in time. It is a document, not a recollection.

§10 · Timeline — Χρονολόγιο

Dates that carry their authority.

Two cards: the deadlines, and the chronology.

Every date the portal puts on a recourse arrives with the rule it comes from and a badge saying whether it is statutory or indicative.

WhereCase → Timeline

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DeadlinesΠροθεσμίες
Recourse deadline (75 days) Statutory
Article 146 §3 — from the knowledge date
in 11d23 Aug 2026
Interim suspension hearing Indicative
Listed by the court — entered on the matter
in 16d28 Aug 2026

Where a matter has none, the card reads “No deadlines yet”.

TimelineΧρονολόγιο
Decision taken2 Jun 2026
Decision came to knowledge9 Jun 2026
Hierarchical recourse lodged24 Jun 2026
Site visit never carried out from the administrative file · AI-extracted

Dates you entered, plus events read out of the documents — merged, and de-duplicated where they describe the same thing.

§11 · Advisor — Σύμβουλος

A question, answered in grounds.

Article 146, cited.

The administrative advisor is scoped to the matter it is opened in and answers in the currency of the practice: which ground, which article, how many days are left. The statutory basis and standing hint carried by the case type are quoted into its prompt.

WhereCase → Advisor

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Administrative AdvisorArticle 146 · Administrative Court
Describe the decision — I’ll point you at the grounds, the article and the time left.
Scripted demonstration — the live advisor answers from the matter itself

Questions an administrative practitioner actually asks

Does the hierarchical recourse buy us time? Which grounds are strongest here? Does filing stop the enforcement?
Treat it as running. The product’s own warning on this file is that the original 75-day Article 146 clock may still be running while an internal step is pending. Where the outcome of the internal step is itself the executory decision, the knowledge date can be reset — that is a judgment for counsel, and the portal offers it as a choice rather than making it. Article 146 §3
Two are evidenced on the documents already here: manifest error of fact — the decision says 480 m² and the title deed says 940 — and defective reasoning, because the reasons do not engage with the engineer’s report. A third, procedural irregularity under N. 158(I)/1999, is supported by the absence of any site visit in the disclosed file. Article 146N. 158(I)/1999
No. Enforcement continues unless suspended — a recourse does not by itself stop the decision taking effect. An interim suspension application is a separate step, and one is listed on this matter for 28 August. Article 146
On this matter I can answer from the 5 documents, the dates already computed and the grounds recorded — and I will cite what I rely on. Anything outside this file, I will say I do not have.

It answers in grounds and articles

Not “the decision may be challengeable” but manifest error of fact, 480 against 940, Article 146. That is the difference between a chatbot and something a public-law practitioner uses.

It leaves the judgment to counsel

On whether an internal step resets the clock it says what the product records and stops. The dangerous answer here would be a confident one.

Next step

Run it on one decision.

Take a refusal you are already challenging, put the decision date and the knowledge date in, and work the six grounds against the file. Ten minutes, and it is the honest test of whether this belongs in your practice.

A decision you are already challenging Both dates, and the disclosed file A deck for your portal, in detail

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