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Mediation and settlement agreements: from confidentiality to enforcement

Mediation is voluntary and confidential, but a final written settlement may be enforced by court; the Supreme Court handles recognition and enforcement of international settlements, and private mediation can suspend limitation for up to two years.

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Civil appeal and cassation: error, timing and admissibility analysis

Appeal and cassation are not unrestricted retrials; the appeal period is 14 days from service of the reasoned judgment and the cassation period is 21 days, while the challenged part, error, admissibility and relief must be formulated precisely.

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Administrative complaints and government decisions: first response

On receiving a public-authority act, preserve the full decision and proof of service, request the agency file and determine whether an administrative complaint, direct claim or special route applies. Under the General Administrative Code, the complaint window is generally one month from publication or official knowledge, and registration generally suspends the act subject to exceptions.

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Tax administration disputes: audit, assessment and appeal

A tax dispute should be separated into transactions, primary records, tax classification, assessment method, penalty and appeal stages; the next appeal after a Revenue Service decision generally has a 20-day deadline.

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Public information requests and refusals: defining the record precisely

A public-information request should identify an existing record or data precisely; information is generally issued immediately or no later than 10 days, while a refusal must be notified immediately and its appeal route explained in writing.

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Suspension of an administrative act and deadlines: interim-protection strategy

Challenging an act and suspending its operation are separate issues; harm, urgency, public interest, third parties and enforceability of the final outcome must be balanced. Under the Administrative Procedure Code, a court may suspend an act where there is justified doubt about legality or a risk of significant or irreparable harm, and a suspension motion may be assessed before the main proceedings begin.

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Termination and wrongful dismissal in Georgia: building the grounds file

Dismissal requires a valid ground, consistent facts, an appropriate decision and correct financial settlement; employer and employee should preserve the notice and service date immediately. The Labour Code's Article 48 windows for requesting written reasons and going to court must be calculated separately.