Principles of fair trial, in the proceedings of quasi-judicial authorities

The need to observe the principles of fair trial in administrative proceedings in judicial proceedings is due to the importance that the results of such proceedings can have on the rights of individuals. The importance of these principles is such that today they even overshadow the concerns of creating administrative courts. Due to the multiplicity and diversity of Iran's administrative authorities and the lack of a single procedural law to deal with disputes, there is no doubt about the undeniable importance and necessity of a single administrative law, independent and containing all the principles and rules of fair administrative procedure along with other procedural laws, including It is a criminal procedure and a civil procedure because administrative lawsuits are undoubtedly less than the civil and criminal lawsuits, both in terms of the heavy volume of administrative lawsuits and their innumerable number, and in terms of the nature of the administrative matter, if they are not of higher value and importance than civil and criminal lawsuits. They will not be. In the legal system governing the proceedings of these authorities, the observance of these principles has received less attention, and it seems that the legislator should be particularly sensitive to this issue and lay down the necessary regulations to guarantee the procedural rights of litigants in such proceedings.