University of Tehran Law Quarterly 2588-5618 42 3 2012 09 22 PRINCIPELES AND CRITERIA OF ADMINISTRATIVE JUDICIAL REVIEW IN SWITZERLAND LAW PRINCIPELES AND CRITERIA OF ADMINISTRATIVE JUDICIAL REVIEW IN SWITZERLAND LAW 291 301 29962 10.22059/jlq.2012.29962 FA Ali Mashhadi Journal Article 1970 01 01 Principles of judicial review in administrative law are basic criteria developed through judicial decisions. Most of these principles have a legal value in modern administrative law. In this paper some of these principles and criteria have been studied in Switzerland administrative law. In this country the legality, equality, public interest, good faith, hearing and proportionality principles have a good place in procedures of Switzerland administrative courts decisions. Principles of judicial review in administrative law are basic criteria developed through judicial decisions. Most of these principles have a legal value in modern administrative law. In this paper some of these principles and criteria have been studied in Switzerland administrative law. In this country the legality, equality, public interest, good faith, hearing and proportionality principles have a good place in procedures of Switzerland administrative courts decisions. Principles of judicial review in administrative law are basic criteria developed through judicial decisions. Most of these principles have a legal value in modern administrative law. In this paper some of these principles and criteria have been studied in Switzerland administrative law. In this country the legality, equality, public interest, good faith, hearing and proportionality principles have a good place in procedures of Switzerland administrative courts decisions. Principles of judicial review in administrative law are basic criteria developed through judicial decisions. Most of these principles have a legal value in modern administrative law. In this paper some of these principles and criteria have been studied in Switzerland administrative law. In this country the legality, equality, public interest, good faith, hearing and proportionality principles have a good place in procedures of Switzerland administrative courts decisions. https://jlq.ut.ac.ir/article_29962_be04fb514b51fc9c43f070d2f5427771.pdf