Procedibilidad para la revocatoria de actos administrativos desfavorables en el Ecuador : una mirada al art. 118 del Código Orgánico Administrativo.

Abstract

Within public law, the Public Administration has, as an exclusive characteristic, the so-called "exorbitant powers". These faculties respond strictly to the principle of legality, to the public interest and are of obligatory compliance for the administered party. One of the most relevant and which includes other advantages for the Administration is the revision faculty, which consists mainly in the permission for the public authority to leave without effect the legal acts previously issued, as well as their effects. Within this power, we find the revocation of administrative acts, whether favorable or unfavorable. The administrative doctrine has presented an extensive study on the former. On the other hand, the unfavorable acts will be the subject of this work in order to analyze and establish when the Public Administration can justifiably revoke an unfavorable act.