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There are various ways of looking at judicial or administrative decisions which do not provide the citizen with adequate reasons. The decision may be set aside, reasons may be given at a later date or the fault may be irrelevant from the start. The rules of judicial and administrative procedure vary considerably not only in their solutions but also in their approach to the problem. Uwe Kischel develops a unified approach, taking into account the differing legal concepts as well as the sometimes surprising parallels. The book provides insights into fundamental concepts of civil and administrative procedure as well as practical solutions to everyday questions.