TFL Vsebine / Revija Javna uprava

Upravne pogodbe kot posebni institut javnega prava poznajo že številne evropske države, tudi Slovenija, kjer pa je ta institut sprejet le na ravni teorije in sodne prakse, ne pa tudi na zakonski ravni. Primerjalnopravno lahko upravne pogodbe nastopajo ob upravnem aktu in pomenijo zgolj način njegove izvršitve ali pa so alternativa njegovi izdaji. Obe kategoriji pogodb sta prisotni tudi v slovenskem pravu, pri čemer se prispevek osredinja na upravne pogodbe, ki nadomeščajo enostransko in oblastveno odločanje uprave. Te lahko najdemo zlasti na področju urejanja prostora. Nekatere od njih so analizirane v tem prispevku.

Administrative contracts as a special institute of public law are known in many European countries, including Slovenia, where this institute is accepted only at the level of theory and case law, but not at the normative level. In comparative law, administrative contracts may appear in addition to an administrative act and represent only the manner of its execution or represent an alternative to its issuance. Both categories of contracts are also present in Slovenian law. The article focuses on administrative contracts that replace unilateral and authoritative decisions of the administration, which can be found especially in the field of spatial planning. Some of them are analysed in this article.

Contract as an Alternative to Administrative Act in Slovenian and Comparative Law