On the issues of court-administrative control of economic administration

Abstract

Disputes between entrepreneurs and economic administration bodies are mainly heard by ad-ministrative courts. In the remaining scope, the verification of economic administration activities takes place before ordinary courts. This court-administrative control extends to both the making and enforcement of public economic law. Control patterns of economic administration activities are built from the following standards: the Polish Constitution, EU law, and parliamentary legislation. The successful development of economic activity requires an impartial, independent, and efficient judicial authority.