The Acceptance of no-strings, or no-terms donations, by Public Administration
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.14393/RFADIR-50.2.2022.64638.712-727Keywords:
BoundAct, Discretionary Act, Fundamental rights, Political Institutions, RepublicanismAbstract
This study aims to analyze the issue of accepting no-strings, or no-terms donations, by public administration, in order to answer the following question: Is the administrative act by the public administration, of receiving a no-terms donation, free of charge, configured as a binding act or discretionary act? The administrative system was analyzed, in its principles and its requirements. Next, researched the act of donation, their characteristics and concepts. In the end, it was analyzed how the Legal Order regulates the donation without burden, or no-terms to the public administration. It is concluded, in general, that there must be an analysis prior to the donation, and the justification motivated for the performance of the administrative agent must occur within the legal parameters of the public interest. The deductive research method was used, in theoretical and qualitative research using bibliographic and legal documentary material.
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