Administrative Judiciary. I ‐ The Principle of Separation of Powers. II ‐ Delimitation of the concept of administrative judiciary or the administrative contentious proceeding. III ‐ Administrative juridical relations that produce external effects as the object of the administrative contentious proceeding. IV – The established administrative judiciary system. V ‐ The organization of administrative judiciary system – The models (in Macau and in Portugal). VI ‐ The means for judicial protection of citizens before Public Administration. VII ‐ Conditions for suing. VII I ‐ Judicial process‐regarding principles. IX – The contentious remedy for voidance of administrative acts (proceeding, decision and effects of decision). X ‐The suspension of the effects of the acts. XI ‐ The judicial procedure for recognition of rights or legitimate interests.

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