Third Parties in Administrative Procedural Law
Author : Ketevan Tsintsadze 04/06/2026
The present article is devoted to determining the legal nature and essence of a third party, to what grounds the establishment of the institution of a third party is related.
The article discusses the types of third parties in the administrative process, their rights, and their common and distinctive features with third parties defined by civil procedural legislation.
The article pays special attention to a number of problematic issues arising in judicial practice, including the peculiarities of involving third parties in the administrative process, the right of ordinary third parties to appeal decisions, the issue of the possibility of using an interim measure by claimants in relation to third parties, etc.
The area of interest of the mentioned article is an in-depth study of the legislation of both Georgian and foreign countries, as well as judicial practice, which is important both from a scientific and a practical point of view.
Keywords: Third party of mandatory involvement, Third party of ordinary involvement, Principle of inquisition, Right to appeal a decision, Interim measures.
Article DOI: https://doi.org/10.55367/KRTY4852