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Research On The Administrative Legal Responsibility Of Highway Operation Enterprise’s Arbitrary Charge

Posted on:2014-07-19Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:Q GuFull Text:PDF
GTID:2256330401481983Subject:Constitution and Administrative Law
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In order to promote the development of highway cause, the state have began theintroduction of corporate capital in the field of infrastructure and launched " loanrepair road, charges return loan" policy. The highway operation enterprises bear partof the public management functions and participate in the provision of public goodsand services by signing the highway franchise with the government departments.Highway cause gets development, but many arbitrary charges have been caused andcan not be resolved for a long time. To solve the highway arbitrary charges thatplagued people for a long time, we should start from the actual subject of highwaytolling and investigate the administrative legal responsibility of the highway operationenterprises’s arbitrary charges.Thus, the article has been divided into three parts todiscuss.The first part defines the highway operation enterprises,power of charge withits sources and the manifestation of arbitrary charges,expounding the imputationprinciples and the constitutive requirements of administrative legal responsibility.Thesecond part points out the ineffective sutiation and reasons of clacking administrativelegal responsibility of highway operation enterprises’s arbitray charges.The third partproposes some improvement suggestions contrary to above situation. Overall, itconsists of two major aspects of the obligation regulations and responsibilityregulations. Specifically, it includes the administrative law obligations of highwayoperation enterprises, the subjects of clacking responsibility, the procedures ofclacking responsibility, form of responsibility and so on.
Keywords/Search Tags:highway operation enterprise, arbitrary charge, administrative legal responsibility, responsibility investigation
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