The Enforcement of Judgments or Orders of the Administrative Court of First Instance

Abstract

         Plaintiff is not permitted to submit a request for compliance with the orders of the Administrative Court of First Instance. The Administrative Court of First Instance cannot compel the losing party to comply with the court's judgment, but it is the duty of the winning party if they desire enforcement of the judgment of the Administrative Court of First Instance; they must be the one to submit a request to the Administrative Court. This article aims to inform readers about why the winning party in a case at the Administrative Court of First Instance was unable to comply with the court's orders. The reason the winning party cannot submit a request for compliance with the orders and the judgment of the Administrative Court of First Instance is not binding on the parties.

            From the study, it was found that because the judgment or order in the dispute case has not yet been finalized, it is still not possible to request compliance with the order. In conjunction with the revocation of the administrative order, the court is not required to issue an enforcement order, which means that even the winning party cannot file a request for compliance with the enforcement order of the Administrative Court of First Instance. In cases where the losing party is required to submit a request to the Administrative Court of First Instance, so that he or she does not have to comply with the judgment. The law regarding the execution of judgments or orders of the Administrative Court of First Instance should be amended first to ensure fairness and benefit society in the future