The study addressed the concept of fraud and deceit and their impact
on administrative decisions, particularly in considering such decisions
as mere factual events that do not produce legal effects, known as null
decisions. The study aimed to clarify the legal consequences of the
existence of fraud or deceit in administrative decisions and the extent
of the administration's authority to revoke such decisions at any time
without being bound by the appeal deadline. It also examined the
rights of i...
Annulment of an Administrative Decision Based on Fraud or Misrepresentation Comparative Study between the Jordanian Administrative Judiciary and the Egyptian Council of State Law