5.1 Meaning and Rationality of Administrative Adjudication

The quasi-judicial body — the administrative organ exercising the judicial function: the dispute's decision (the rights' determination) by the administrative authority. The rationality: the expertise (the technical disputes — the revenue, the banking, the labour); the speed-and-economy (the court-alternative's design); the specialisation's consistency (the regime's coherent application); the state's own cases (the administration's disputes kept near the administration).