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Chapter 3. Croatia - Principles of Public Contracts in Croatia

Although there were previously contracts that could be defined as administrative contracts in accordance with the French model, it wasn’t until 2010 that the term administrative contract was mentioned in a Croatian law. Namely, the new General Administrative Procedure Act (hereinafter: GAPA) entered into force in 2010, which thoroughly changed the administrative procedure in the Republic of Croatia. Prior to the entry into force of the GAPA, the General Administrative Procedure Act of 1991 was in force, by which the General Administrative Procedure Act of the SFRY was adopted and implemented in the new independent Croatian legal system. The GAPA significantly amended the previous administrative procedure of Croatia. One of the most significant changes was the formal introduction of administrative contracts. The provisions on administrative contracts are contained in Articles 150 to 154 of the GAPA. GAPA does not contain the definition of an administrative contract but prescribes the conditions for the conclusion and the subject of the administrative contract, the nullity of the administrative contract, the possibility of amending the administrative contract due to changed circumstances, the termination of the administrative contract and administrative contract remedies.

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