1. What did Article 13 of the law of 16–24 August 1790 prohibit judicial courts from doing?
2. How were administrative disputes initially handled under the revolutionary solution to jurisdictional separation?
3. What legal development was established by the Tribunal des conflits judgment Blanco of 8 February 1873?
What did the law of 16–24 August 1790 prohibit judicial courts from deciding?
Disputes involving the administration.
Which article of the 1790 law prohibited judicial courts from deciding administrative disputes?
Article 13.
What did the decree of 16 Fructidor Year III reaffirm?
The separation of administrative and judicial authorities.
Why was the decree of 16 Fructidor Year III issued?
Because of resistance from judicial judges.
Who initially judged administrative disputes during the revolution?
The administration itself.
What was the revolutionary solution for handling administrative disputes?
Entrusting the administration to judge its own actions.
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