The Substantial Failure To Action In The Form Of Action

The substantial failure to action in the form of action,which is the sub-concept of failure to action is often ignored in the traditional theory of failure to action.Nowadays,it's of more valuable in theory after the case that Wang Shunsheng sue Shouguang's government's failure to action.With the theory of failure to action and judicial practice,I will define the substantial failure to action in the form of action,discuss its five forms in judicial practice including administrative body's incomplete act,transfer of act,late act,ineffective act and unreasonable act,compare its differences among refusal to action and substantial failure to action,finally try to perfect the theory of failure to action in judging standard,the ruling way,responsibility identification and compensation.Theory is from judicial practice and serves the judicial practice,it's convenient for the judge to have the same discretion standards,urge the government act in a timely,complete,reasonable and effective way.Furthermore,it's beneficial for the relevant stricken people to ask for help.