Scientific Letters of Academic Society of Michal Baludansky. – Slovakia, Košice : Academic Society of Michal Baludansky,2014.–No
2.–P.66-68.
Subject-matter of Ukrainian administrative law represented by a totality of relations regulated by administrative rules is analyzed. Major stages of said subject-matter knowledge development from traditions of Soviet legal doctrine to formation of Ukrainian concept are determined. Changes in social and economic relations in conditions of independent Ukrainian state are analyzed. Said changes’ principal feature consisting in state/citizen synergies transformation from paternal relations into those of parity is emphasized. Necessity of juridical provision for new social relations resulting from above-stated transformation is accentuated upon. Subject-matter of administrative law is concluded to possess five types of relations. First, it is relations of public administration as a totality of administerial relations. Second, it is relations rising from delivery of justice in the form of administrative legal pro-ceedings. These are relations of authority carriers’ responsibility for wrong acts. Third, it is relations of responsibility for violation of rules in effect, or relations of administrative responsibility (administrative-delict relations). Fourth, it is relations occurring in the result of individual addresses to public administration bodies for the purpose of realization of individuals’ rights (relations of administrative service). Fifth, it is relations of indirect authority occurring in the result of mutual obser-vance of administrative rules by subjects who are not bound by powers and autho-rity. It is concluded that an aggregate of relations of present-day subject-matter of administrative law represents a system.
