Chapter 1 / Litigation Related to the Nationality Act and Immigration Control Act

Ⅰ.
Introduction 3
1.
The meaning of foreigners 3
2.
Current Status of Legislation Regarding the Acquisition of Nationality, Immigration, Residence, and Refugee Recognition of Foreigners 5
3.
5 Major Types of Litigation
4.
Whether the Administrative Procedure Act applies 6
Ⅱ.
Litigation related to nationality law 8
1.
Lawsuit 8 regarding the denial of naturalization
go.
The meaning of naturalization and the process and nature of naturalization permission 8
me.
General Naturalization (Article 5) 9
all.
Simplified Naturalization (Article 6) 12
la.
Special Naturalization (Article 7) 13
2.
Lawsuit 14 regarding the denial of restoration of nationality
go.
The Significance of Restoring Nationality 14
me.
Requirements for Restoration of Nationality 14
3.
15. Litigation regarding cancellation of naturalization permit, nationality restoration permit, etc.
4.
Lawsuit on Determination of Nationality 16
Ⅲ.
Immigration Control Act-related lawsuit 18
1.
Preliminary Discussion: Discretion and Judicial Review of Immigration Administration 18
2.
19. Lawsuit to cancel visa issuance or visa issuance refusal
go.
Significance of Visa Issuance 20
me.
21. Lawsuit to Cancel Visa Issuance Denial
all.
24. Lawsuit to Cancel Visa Issuance Denial
3.
26. Lawsuit to Cancel the Denial of Residence Status Grant or Change
go.
The significance of residence status 26
me.
Type 27 of Residence Status
all.
Marriage Immigration (F-6) Residence Status 30
la.
37. Lawsuit to Cancel Denial of Residence Status
mind.
38. Lawsuit to Cancel the Inadmissibility of Change of Residence Status
4.
Lawsuit to Cancel Extension of Stay Period Denial Order No. 44
go.
The significance of extending the period of stay 44
me.
Extension of stay as a discretionary act 44
all.
Extension of stay? Method 45 of refusal of extension
la.
Judicial review of the decision to deny extension of stay period 45
mind.
Case 46: Abuse of Discretionary Power
5.
Lawsuit to Cancel Forced Eviction Order 48
go.
The Significance of Forced Eviction 48
me.
48 people subject to forced eviction
all.
Objection 53
la.
The Legal Nature of Forced Eviction Orders 54
mind.
Related Issue 59
6.
Protective Order Cancellation Lawsuit 60
go.
The Meaning of Protection 60
me.
Type 61 of protection
all.
Protection for Decisions (Protection Before Eviction Orders) 61
la.
Protection for Enforcement of Eviction Orders (Protection after Eviction Orders) 69
mind.
Temporary release of protection 73
bar.
Suspension of Enforced Eviction Orders and Suspension of Enforcement of Protection Orders 73
7.
Deportation Order Cancellation Lawsuit 74
go.
The significance of the departure order 74
me.
74 people subject to deportation orders
all.
Legal personality 75
la.
Procedure 76
mind.
Departure deadline 76
bar.
If you have already left the country, the benefit of the cow is 76
8.
Lawsuit to Cancel Entry Denial Order 77
go.
Entry and Immigration Control 77
me.
Type 78 of Entry Ban Decisions
all.
Dispositional nature of entry ban decisions 79
la.
Reason for denial of entry 82
9.
Lawsuit to Cancel Departure Ban and Extension of Departure Ban Period 83
go.
Meaning 83
me.
Legal nature 84
all.
Reasons for Departure Ban 85
la.
Departure Ban Procedure 88
mind.
Limits of the departure ban 92



Chapter 2 / Litigation Related to Driver's Licenses

Ⅰ.
Introduction 97
Ⅱ.
Driver's License Revocation? Overview of Suspension Reasons 98
Ⅲ.
Institutional and Operational Characteristics of Driver's License Litigation Procedures 101
1.
Necessary Precedence in Administrative Appeals 101
2.
Suspension of Execution 102
3.
Utilizing Adjustment Recommendations 103
4.
Relationship with Criminal Trials 105
Ⅳ.
106 Frequently Asked Questions in Psychological Processes
1.
Disposition Procedure 106
go.
Advance Notice 106
me.
Notice of Disposition Decision 106
2.
Proof of Blood Alcohol Concentration in Drunk Driving 107
go.
Standards for Drunk Driving and Their Measurement Methods 107
me.
Applications of the Widmark Formula 108
3.
114 Regarding Breathalyzer Test Procedures
go.
Measurement by alcohol detector 114
me.
Breathing and Blood Collection Procedure 114
all.
If you are notified that your license is subject to suspension at the time of the breathalyzer test and your license is revoked, 115
la.
Use of Illegally Obtained Evidence in Criminal Procedures 116
4.
118 related to non-compliance with breathalyzer test
go.
Overview 118
me.
Subject 118 of Refusal to Take Breathalyzer Test
all.
Taeyang 119, who refused to comply with breathalyzer tests
5.
Multiple Driver's License Cancellation? Suspension 120
6.
Personal mobility devices and driver's license cancellation/suspension 123
go.
Key Legislative Processes Related to Personal Mobility Devices 123
me.
Status of Personal Mobility Devices 124
all.
125 Related to Abuse of Discretionary Power?
7.
Issue 126 related to Article 93, Paragraph 1, Subparagraph 2 of the Road Traffic Act
go.
Overview 126
me.
126. Time point for calculating the number of violations
all.
Unconstitutionality of the legal basis 127
8.
Issue 128 Regarding Driving under the Road Traffic Act
go.
Driving Period (Beginning) 128
me.
The End of Driving 129
9.
Road Traffic Act Issue 130
go.
Off-Road Vehicle Operation and Driving 130
me.
Scope of roads under the Road Traffic Act 131
10.
Proof of Injury in Administrative Litigation Related to Driver's Licenses 132

Chapter 3 / Lawsuits Related to Suspension of Business



Ⅰ.
Introduction 137
Ⅱ.
139 Case Types Frequently Encountered in Practice
1.
139 related to food service industry
go.
Overview 139
me.
140 Violations of Food Service Business Compliance Regulations
all.
Violation of the Juvenile Protection Act 148
la.
152 Businesses operating during the suspension period
mind.
154 fines imposed
2.
155 related to singing practice rooms
go.
Introduction 155
me.
Main Issues 156
all.
157 fines imposed
3.
158 related to the accommodation industry
go.
Overview 158
me.
Justifiable grounds for breach of duty 158
all.
160 fines imposed
Ⅲ.
Some issues related to litigation requirements, such as plaintiff eligibility 161
1.
Even though the corporation has a business license, the corporation's representative director is ordered to suspend business.
161 in case of disposal
2.
In the case where a de facto transfer of business has taken place, the other party to the disposal and the plaintiff's qualifications 162
go.
In case of a de facto transfer of business, the other party to the disposal 162
me.
The transferee of business has effectively cancelled the suspension of business against the transferor.
162 Whether there is a legal interest to be sought
3.
Litigation in case of a report of succession of status due to transfer of business (specific succession)
Processing 163
4.
Cattle's Profit 164
Ⅳ.
Procedural and Substantive Considerations 165
1.
Suspension of execution 165
2.
Coordination Recommendation 167
3.
168 Conduct of litigation by the parties and the litigants
4.
Discretionary Power? Abuse? 168
5.
The effect of dispositions that do not follow the administrative disposition standards based on the number of violations 169



Chapter 4 / Litigation Related to Information Disclosure

Ⅰ.
Introduction 173
1.
The concept of information disclosure system 173
2.
Functions of the Information Disclosure System 174
3.
Constitutional Basis for the Right to Information Disclosure 174
4.
Right to Information Disclosure and Right to Self-Determination of Personal Information 175
5.
Enactment and enforcement of the "Act on Disclosure of Public Institution Information" 177
Ⅱ.
The Basic Structure of the Freedom of Information Act 178
1.
Information Disclosure Requester 178
go.
Article 178 of the relevant laws and regulations
me.
Commentary 178
2.
Information Disclosure Target Institution 179
3.
Disclosure Information 181
go.
Is the subject of disclosure information or documents? 181
me.
Specific 186 of information or documents
4.
Scope of the Freedom of Information Act 187
5.
Method of Disclosure 189
go.
Whether or not public institutions have discretionary power 189
me.
Special Provisions Regarding Information in Electronic Form 190
all.
191 When the amount of information is too much
la.
Disclosure during litigation, etc. 191
6.
Information Disclosure Requests and Abuse of Rights 192
Ⅲ.
Public? Private Overall Structure 196
1.
Principle of Publicity 196
2.
The nature of confidential information 197
3.
Structure of Private Information 198
Ⅳ.
Scope of Non-Disclosure Information 200
1.
Overview of Non-Public Information 200
2.
Information on legal secrets 200
go.
Significance of the Regulations 201
me.
The Meaning of Law (Relationship with the Duty of Confidentiality) 201
all.
Meaning of a mandate delegated by law 208
la.
213. Trial of a Request for Disclosure of Information on Presidential Records
mind.
Specific case 215
3.
Information related to national security and other national interests 221
go.
Relationship with Article 4, Paragraph 3 of the Information Disclosure Act 221
me.
The meaning and interpretation of information related to national security and other national interests 222
all.
Specific case 223
la.
236 Points to Consider in Interpreting Information Related to National Security and Other National Interests
4.
Public interest information, including protection of citizens' lives 237
go.
History of the Regulations 237
me.
Scope 237
all.
Specific case 237
5.
Information related to trials, criminal investigations, etc. 241
go.
Regulations and Scope 241
me.
Specific case 243
6.
General administrative work performance information 250
go.
Purpose of Regulation 251
me.
252 Whether it is an enumerative or exemplary regulation
all.
The Scope of Information and the Core of Psychology 252
la.
Specific case 254
7.
Personal Information 285
go.
Rule 285
me.
The Relationship Between Article 9, Paragraph 1, Subparagraph 6 of the Information Disclosure Act and the Personal Information Protection Act 285
all.
The meaning and scope of 'personal information' 286
la.
Whether there is a concern that the information, if made public, may infringe upon the privacy or freedom of the individual
289 specific examples of whether
mind.
290 Specific examples of whether a clue is applicable
bar.
Ancillary Issues (In Case of Request for Disclosure of Personal Information) 303
8.
304 Information related to trade secrets of corporations, etc.
go.
Structure of Regulations 305
me.
The meaning of corporation? Organization 305
all.
The Meaning of Business Secrets 305
la.
Legitimate Interest 306
mind.
Clue Meaning 307
bar.
Specific case 308
9.
Information on the benefits and disadvantages of specific individuals 319
go.
Purpose of Regulation 319
me.
Case 319

V.
Processing of Third-Party Information 321
1.
Notification and Hearing of Third Parties 321
2.
Third Party Protection Procedure 321
go.
Private Request 321
me.
Objections and Administrative Litigation 322
Ⅵ.
Partial disclosure 323
1.
The Meaning of Partial Disclosure 323
2.
Partial Disclosure and Judgment Order Entry Method 324
go.
Problem Statement 324
me.
Solution 325
Ⅶ.
Refusal to answer 326
Ⅷ.
Some Issues Appearing in Other Cases 327
1.
Addition/Change of Disposition Reason 327
go.
Problem Statement 327
me.
Attitude of Case Law 328
all.
Reasons for re-disposal due to other reasons and disposal based on the plaintiff's consent
Exceptional Allowance for Additions and Changes 331
2.
Private viewing? Review 334
go.
Private viewing? The significance of the review 334
me.
Private viewing? Conducting the review 334
all.
Private viewing? 336. The entity conducting the review.
la.
Private review? Failure to conduct due diligence and lack of due diligence 336
mind.
Private Review? Examination and Constitutional Principle of Open Trial 337
3.
Burden of Proof 337
go.
Nondisclosure reason 337
me.
Information retention? Burden of proof for management, etc. 338
4.
Document Submission Order and Information Disclosure Act 338
go.
Document submission order for official documents that are quotations and nondisclosure under the Information Disclosure Act
Reason 338
me.
Document Submission Order for Official Documents Other than Quotations and Information Disclosure Act 339
Ⅸ.
Future Tasks 341
1.
Introduction of Performance Litigation and Indirect Enforcement 341


Chapter 5 / Construction-Related Litigation


Ⅰ.
Step-by-step types of construction-related disputes 345
Ⅱ.
Building Permits and Reports 347
1.
Introduction 347
2.
Building Permit 348
go.
Transition from binding to discretionary acts 348
me.
Relationship with Development Permits under the National Land Planning Act 351
all.
Discretion regarding grounds for refusal, necessary for significant public interest 353
3.
Building Report 356
4.
359 buildable lands
Ⅲ.
360 Disputes that arise from the issuance of a building permit until completion
1.
Third-Party Lawsuit - Plaintiff Standing 360
go.
360 if the manuscript is deemed eligible
me.
362 In case the manuscript is denied eligibility
all.
362 when the building is completed
2.
Building Owner Change Report 364
3.
Ex officio cancellation and post hoc revocation of building permits 366
go.
Ex officio cancellation of building permit 366
me.
Revocation of Building Permit 368
4.
Approval 369
go.
Meaning of Use Approval 369
me.
Possibility of a third party requesting cancellation of approval for use 370
Ⅳ.
Disputes arising after completion 372
1.
Building Register 372
go.
Building Register Preparation 372
me.
Changes to Building Register Information 373
2.
Change of Use 374
go.
Concept and Procedure for Change of Use 374
me.
Decision 375 on the illegality of disapproval of change of use or disapproval of report
3.
Disposition of illegal structures 377
go.
Illegal construction 377
me.
Regulatory Article 377
all.
Disposition counterparty 378
la.
Hearing Procedure 379


Chapter 6/ Lawsuits Related to Teachers


Ⅰ.
Overview of Teacher-Related Litigation 383
1.
Amendment of the Special Act to Improve the Status of Teachers and Protect Educational Activities
Litigation Procedures Related to Unfavorable Treatment of Teachers 383
go.
Appeal against unfavorable dispositions, such as disciplinary action against teachers, following the enactment of the Teachers' Status Act
Procedure 383
me.
2021 Amendments to the Teachers' Status Act 385
2.
Administrative Litigation Against the Decision of the Teachers' Appeals Committee 388
go.
Overview of the Teacher Appeals Review System 389
me.
Various issues in administrative litigation following decisions of the Teachers' Appeals Review Committee 390
Ⅱ.
Teacher Re-employment Lawsuit 400
1.
Overview of Reappointment Regulations 400
2.
Issues regarding the requirements for litigation - 401 when a university faculty member reaches retirement age while litigation is in progress
3.
Expiration of the employment period and the legal nature of reappointment 402
4.
404. Procedural defects in reappointment review
go.
Judgment Criteria 404
me.
Compliance with Advance Notice Procedures and Deadlines 404
all.
405. Granting Opportunity to State Substantive Opinions
la.
Notification of specific reasons for refusal 406
5.
Is the reappointment review discretionary? Is it an abuse? 408
go.
Overview 408
me.
Defects in the reappointment review criteria 408
all.
Defect in the application of reappointment review criteria 412
6.
Burden of Proof 417
7.
The illegality of the refusal to re-employ and the establishment of civil liability for damages 418
go.
Whether an illegal act has been established 418
me.
Scope of damages and consolation money 418
Ⅲ.
Teacher Disciplinary Action Lawsuit 420
1.
Opening 420
2.
Defects in disciplinary procedures 420
go.
Composition of the Teacher Disciplinary Committee 420
me.
421. Request for disciplinary action by a person other than the person with the power to appoint
all.
Notice of Disciplinary Action 421
la.
Violation of the Education Civil Servant Disciplinary Ordinance 422
mind.
422 Failure to state disciplinary reasons in the notice of attendance at the Faculty Disciplinary Committee
bar.
Board of Directors Deliberation? Absence of Resolution 423
buy.
423 Failure to submit materials favorable to the subject of disciplinary action
ah.
Specific reasons for disciplinary action for sexual misconduct 423
3.
Absence of disciplinary grounds 424
go.
Legal Disciplinary Action 424
me.
425. Cases where some disciplinary reasons do not exist
all.
Supreme Court Case Law 426 on Major Disciplinary Actions
la.
Reference Case 429 Regarding Recognition of Disciplinary Reasons
4.
Illegal Disciplinary Action 431
go.
Judgment Criteria 431
me.
Reference Case 434 Related to Disciplinary Action
Ⅳ.
Other adverse actions against the will 436
1.
Regulation Overview 436
2.
Dismissal 436
go.
Reasons for dismissal from office 436
me.
437 in case of dismissal due to closure of department
all.
Method of Dismissal 438
3.
Dismissal from office 439
go.
Meaning 439
me.
Legal Interest 440
all.
Reason for dismissal 440
la.
Discretionary Power? Abuse? 442
4.
Telegraph Disposition 443
go.
Judging Criteria 443
me.
Related Case 443
5.
Leave of absence 444
6.
Other adverse dispositions 445
go.
Standby Order 445
me.
Demotion 446
all.
Unfavorable changes to the terms of the employment contract 446

Chapter 7 / Litigation Related to Disciplinary Actions



Ⅰ.
Introduction 451
Ⅱ.
Disciplinary Action against Civil Servants 452
1.
Meaning 452
2.
Disciplinary authority 452
go.
Disciplinary decision makers and disciplinary action makers 452
me.
Separation of the disposition authority and the defendant 453
3.
Disciplinary action reason 455
go.
Statutory Regulation 455
me.
Time of occurrence of disciplinary reason 455
all.
Discretion of the Disciplinary Authority 456
la.
Statute of limitations and starting point 458
mind.
459. The statute of limitations for disciplinary action against misconduct prior to appointment as a civil servant.
4.
Types of Discipline 460
5.
Pre-trial review of petitions 465
go.
Foreign Service Officer 466
me.
Police Officer 466
all.
Firefighter 467
la.
Education Civil Servant 467
mind.
Inspection 467
bar.
Judge 468
6.
Disciplinary Action 469
go.
Defects in disciplinary procedures 469
me.
Presence or absence of disciplinary grounds 470
all.
Abuse of Disciplinary Discretion? 472
la.
Benefits of Invalidity Confirmation 475
mind.
Disposition subject to cancellation 475
bar.
Disciplinary action based on an illegal order 476
Ⅲ.
Student Discipline in Public Schools 477
1.
Meaning 477
2.
Procedural Requirements 478
go.
Statement of Opinion 478
me.
478 In case of violation of school rules
all.
Whether the Administrative Procedure Act applies 478
3.
Substantive Requirements 479
Ⅳ.
Lawyer Disciplinary Action 480
1.
Meaning 480
2.
Disciplinary Action Requester 480
3.
Types and Reasons for Disciplinary Action 481
4.
Disobedience 481

Chapter 8 / Lawsuits Related to School Violence



Ⅰ.
Open 485
Ⅱ.
Amendment to the School Violence Prevention Act 486
1.
2019 Revision 486
2.
2023 Revision 486
Ⅲ.
Litigation Requirement 489
1.
Party 489
go.
Manuscript Eligibility 489
me.
Defendant Eligibility 490
2.
490 days for filing a complaint
3.
Cattle's Profit 491
Ⅳ.
School Violence Lawsuit Trial 495
1.
Psychology on Procedure 495
2.
Psychology of Entity 497
go.
Whether or not it constitutes school violence 497
me.
Abuse of discretion? 501
V.
505. Household System in School Violence Litigation
1.
505 Examination of Application for Stay of Execution and Requirements
2.
507. Progress of the stay of execution procedure and hearing date
3.
Decision on suspension of execution and entry in school records 509
Ⅵ.
The Constitutionality of the Measures 512
1.
The Constitutionality of the "Written Apology" Measure 512
2.
Whether the 'prohibition of contact, etc.' and 'class change' measures violate the general right to freedom of action
Whether 513

Chapter 9 / Litigation Restricting Bidding Eligibility



Ⅰ.
Introduction 517
1.
Legal Basis and Purpose 517
2.
Differences in legal character according to legal basis 519
Ⅱ.
History of Related Laws 521
1.
521. Restrictions on Bidding Eligibility for Contracts to Which the State is a Party
2.
522. System for Restricting Bidding Eligibility for Contracts to Which Local Governments Are Parties
3.
522. Restrictions on Bidding Eligibility for Contracts to Which Government Investment Agencies Are Parties
4.
Disposal of measures to restrict bidders' eligibility 523
Ⅲ.
Bidding Eligibility Restrictions 525
1.
Disposal authority 525
2.
Disposition counterparty 526
go.
Contracting party, bidder, etc. 526
me.
Case Law 527
3.
Reason for Disposition 528
go.
Overview of Disposition Reasons 528
me.
Specific reason 530
4.
Disposal Timing and Procedure 550
go.
Disposal period 550
me.
Disposition Procedure 551
all.
Rejection period 552
Ⅳ.
Bidding Eligibility Restriction Period and Effect 553
1.
Limited period 553
go.
Principle 553
me.
Weighting and Mitigation 555
2.
Limiting Effect 557
go.
Time of effect occurrence 557
me.
Area of ​​effect 558
all.
Whether the effect is extended 560
V.
Other 562
1.
Cattle's Profit 562
2.
Psychology 563
3.
Suspension of Execution 563

Chapter 10 / Litigation Related to Compensation



Ⅰ.
Introduction to Litigation Related to Compensation 567
1.
Overview 567
2.
System of legal provisions related to compensation 570
Ⅱ.
The Meaning of Compensation 573
1.
The concept of compensation 573
go.
National Property Act, Public Property Act 573
me.
Road Act, River Act 574
2.
Legal Nature of Compensation 576
3.
Relationship with the Return of Unjust Enrichment in Civil Law 576
Ⅲ.
Requirements for establishing compensation 579
1.
Overview 579
2.
Target Property 581
go.
National Property Act, Public Property Act 581
me.
Road Act 597
all.
River Act 598
3.
Target Act 600
go.
Overview 600
me.
Possession, Use? Meaning of Profit and Occupancy 601
all.
Related Issue 605
4.
Absence of authority 618
go.
Overview of Regulations 618
me.
619 if the right is recognized
all.
Possession or use? If you have a legal position that justifies profit 628

Ⅳ.
Imposition and Collection of Compensation 637
1.
Legal nature of the imposition of damages 637
go.
Administrative Dispositions, Public Law Rights 637
me.
Whether or not there is a binding act 638
2.
Subject of imposing compensation 640
go.
National Property Act 640
me.
Public Property Act 649
all.
Road Act, River Act 652
3.
Calculation of Compensation 653
go.
Calculation method 653
me.
Application of adjusted usage fees, etc. or adjustment of compensation in calculating compensation
Whether 658
all.
Application of reduced usage fees, etc. or reduction of compensation in calculating compensation
Whether 660
4.
Procedures, effects, etc. of imposing compensation 661
V.
Appeal against the imposition of a fine 664
1.
Administrative Appeal 664
2.
Administrative Litigation 665
go.
Jurisdiction 665
me.
Litigation Requirement 665
all.
Reasons related to the illegality of the disposition (reasons regarding the merits) 666
la.
Partial cancellation 673

Case Index 675
Item Index 695

Preface

The Seoul Administrative Court, Korea's only specialized court handling public law disputes, published the first edition of its practical guide, "Theory and Practice of Administrative Litigation," in 2008, which comprehensively covers basic and advanced theories related to administrative litigation, as well as trial procedures and specific trial methods for each type of lawsuit, based on accumulated practical experience and research findings.
In 2013, we added new sections on refugee, nationality, immigration law-related litigation, construction and disciplinary litigation, and resident litigation, which were not included in the first edition. In 2016, we published a revised edition with additional sections on health and medical litigation, private school litigation, and litigation related to restrictions on bidding qualifications.
"Theory and Practice of Administrative Litigation" is widely regarded as the most systematic and comprehensive guidebook on administrative litigation, and has long been beloved by practitioners. It has also contributed to the establishment of the rule of law, securing the legitimacy of administrative action based on it, and protecting the fundamental rights of citizens.

However, as practical developments continued, new fields emerged, and legal revisions and new precedents accumulated, the need for revision and supplementation grew by the day.
Accordingly, considering the increasingly large volume and the difference in the speed of revision work, it was decided to separate the previously single-volume books into separate volumes by field. Accordingly, in 2021, "Theory and Practice of Administrative Litigation I" dealing with the field of "Urban Planning and Health/Medical Care" will be published, in 2022, "Theory and Practice of Administrative Litigation II" dealing with the field of "Land Expropriation, Refugees, and School Violence" will be published, and in 2025.
2. We have published "Administrative Litigation Theory and Practice III," which covers the field of "Labor and Industrial Accidents."
This book is the sequel to "Administrative Litigation Theory and Practice IV," and covers various dispositions related to the Nationality Act and Immigration Control Act that were not covered in the previous book, as well as general administrative regulations such as driver's licenses, business suspensions, information disclosure, architecture, teachers, disciplinary actions, and recently highlighted administrative litigation in the field of school violence, restrictions on bidding, and compensation.


These fields not only occupy a significant portion of administrative litigation practice but are also closely connected to the daily lives of citizens. However, systematically organized practice guidelines have not been readily available.
In this writing process, we took this into consideration and systematically organized the laws, case law, and practical examples in each field to cover as comprehensively as possible the types of litigation and issues at stake. We also collected and organized as much lower court precedent as possible to provide practical guidance for conducting trials and related work in this field.
It is also very significant that the series on the theory and practice of administrative litigation has been completed in four volumes with this book, thus completing a practical guide that covers all aspects of administrative litigation.


I would like to express my deepest gratitude to Judges Lee Sang-deok and Ko Eun-seol, who spared no effort in reviewing this book despite their busy trial schedules to further enhance its quality; to the current and former judges of the Seoul Administrative Court who took charge of each chapter and did their best to write it; and especially to Chief Justice Kim Kook-hyun of the Seoul Administrative Court, who consistently provided great interest and guidance throughout the entire process with great affection.
I would also like to express my gratitude to all the staff at Park Young-sa who worked hard on the publication.
I sincerely hope that this book, along with the series on the theory and practice of administrative litigation, will be widely loved as a useful resource that will provide practical assistance to all those involved in administrative litigation, and that it will also contribute to the advancement of the rule of law in our society.
thank you

2025.
9.
Seoul Administrative Court Practice Research Association
Chairman Lee Ju-young