This article discusses how you believe that a decision has been taken. Sometimes we have to consider every decision we take that we are not one of choosing what we have decided. An example of a decision that is often taken by everyone, According Utrecht decision is divided into two parts:
1. Positive and negative decision.
a. Positive decision
The decision may give rise to rights and obligations affected by the decision.
Example: The decision on the appointment of someone to be a civil servant.
- Creates a new legal situation.
- Cancelling a long decision.
b. Negative decision
Refusal to change the state of the existing law.
Example: the denial of the building permit
1. Decision of the negative form:
- Statement not authorized
- Statement not accepted
2. The decision declaratory and constitutive decisions
a. Decision declaratory
- The decision stating the basis of the authority / law already regulated in legislation.
- This decision has only to explain the nature and has no legal effect.
b. Decision constitutive
Make the right decisions, decisions that create legal relations, and have legal consequences.
Example: granting leave for an important reason.
3. Quick decisions and decisions remain
a. Decision lightning
The decision applies only to the short time.
b. The decision remains
Decision applies for a long time, to be made new or
withdrawn.
4. Dispensation, Permits, Licenses and Concessions
- Dispensation
Statement / decision of the competent state administration officials that a provision specific legislation does not apply to the case brought someone in his appeal letter.
Example: dispensation age of marriage.
- Permits
Dispensation of a ban.
Example: Building permit
- Licences
Permits for commercial purposes and bring in profit (profit).
Example: drug licenses, licenses and licenses rubber export / import.
- Concessions
Decisions that allows obtaining concessions for granted a
dispensation, permits, licenses, and also a sort of authority.
Example: the government to move the village, making the road or making housing.
That's all I can describe the various forms of decision, may be useful for those who need it, thanks.
