News · Administrative law · – July 2026

Appeals to the Regional Administrative Court: limitation periods, interim relief and special procedures

TOPIC
Administrative process (Code of Administrative Procedure) — time limits for appeal, interim measures and accelerated procedures.

The ordinary time limit for challenge is sixty days from full knowledge of the measure, reduced to thirty under the procurement procedure; publication on the contracting authority’s website often triggers the deadline even without individual notice.

Interim relief makes it possible to suspend the effects of the measure pending judgment, up to a single-judge decree in cases of extreme urgency; the appeal must be served on the administration and on at least one counter-interested party, on pain of inadmissibility.

IN PRACTICE
In dealings with public authorities the calendar is decisive: identifying at once the date of full knowledge and moving within thirty days is the prudent rule, especially in public contracts.

Summary note by the CommercialistiAvvocati network, based on specialised legal and practice sources. The text does not reproduce original contributions and does not constitute professional advice.

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