Description
What does this legal document offer you?
Did the Administrative Court dismiss your property tax lawsuit by way of a court order?
With this objection to the property tax ruling, you can argue that the court did not sufficiently address your arguments regarding the ongoing model cases and the pending constitutional complaints before the Federal Constitutional Court. This may have violated your right to a fair hearing.
This template is specifically tailored to the current property tax model proceedings and helps you protect your rights following a court order.
What the template does for you
- Objection to a ruling by the Administrative Court on the grounds of lack of a hearing
- With regard to the current property tax model cases
- Reference to the constitutional complaints pending before the Federal Constitutional Court
- Arguments against making a final decision before the Supreme Court has ruled on the constitutionality of the matter
- A legally sound justification for a possible violation of the right to a fair hearing
- Ready to fill out and ship right away
Who is it suitable for?
This template is ideal for you if
- your property tax lawsuit was dismissed by a court order,
- you have invoked model proceedings or constitutional complaints in the proceedings,
- and the court did not give sufficient consideration to your arguments on this matter.
Important
A complaint regarding the property tax hearing does not replace either an appeal or a constitutional complaint.
Its sole purpose is to assert a violation of your right to a fair hearing.
The deadline is two weeks. It generally begins when the party becomes aware of the violation of the right to be heard, which is usually upon service of the court order.
Your advantage
You do not have to draft a legal complaint regarding a hearing on your own.
With just a few details, you can create a complete letter that is tailored to current case law and the ongoing property tax model cases.
Result
You are exercising your statutory right to challenge a violation of the right to a fair hearing. At the same time, you are drawing the Administrative Court’s attention to the pending model proceedings regarding property tax and the constitutional complaints, and you are opposing a hasty final decision.
