Science and Education in Karakalpakstan issn 2181-9203 Science Magazine chief editor

Ключевые слова: 
Ремесленник, ремесла, традиции, пир, кузнечное дело, Садукас, 
Хазрат Довуд, Чимбай, Ходжейли, Кунград

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Science and Education in Karakalpakstan. 2023 №2/1 ISSN 2181-9203 
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LEGISLATIVE NORMS WHEN APPEALING IN THE ADMINISTRATIVE COURTS OF 
THE REPUBLIC OF UZBEKISTAN (ON THE EXAMPLE OF DECISIONS AND 
ACTIONS (INACTION) OF THE STATE EXECUTOR) 
 
Babanazarov K.R. 
Student of the Higher School of Judges under the Supreme Council of Judges of the Republic of 
Uzbekistan 
 
Summary:
This article provides an interpretation of the basic concepts concerning mainly 
the structure and optimization of the powers of the Enforcement Bureau and its work with 
legislative norms when appealing decisions and actions (inaction) of the state executor in 
administrative courts.
 
Keywords:
Constitution, citizen, norm, justice, public-legal articles, compulsory executive 
bureau, state executive, decision, complaint. 
 
INTRODUCTION.
Holding a referendum and adopting a new Constitution of Uzbekistan, updated by 65 
percent, will mean that Uzbekistan has entered its new historical and turning stage of development. 
Such a comprehensive update of the basic law testifies to the solid legal and economic foundation 
of the country's successes over the past six years, as well as the most important milestones achieved 
during the years of independence. 
The older generation of Uzbekistan knows that the current Constitution was adopted in a 
difficult historical period, when the very integrity of the state experienced the turbulent impact of 
domestic and foreign policy factors. Thanks to the Constitution adopted in 1992, Uzbekistan has 
preserved the main thing: peace, stability and tranquility. 
The Constitution of the country laid the legal foundation for its independent socio-political, 
socio-economic, humanitarian development, defined the essence and goals of the newly built state. 
The institution of parliamentarism has been established and significantly strengthened in 
Uzbekistan, a bicameral parliament has been formed and is successfully functioning, effective 
interaction of legislative and executive authorities is being carried out, and large-scale democratic, 
judicial and legal reforms are being phased out. We all know that since the adoption of the current 
Constitution, it has been amended 16 times, which contributed to the development of the country. 
On January 16, 2023, the head of our country signed a decree “On additional measures to 
further expand access to justice and improve the efficiency of the courts”[1]. In accordance with 
this document, for the first time in our country, a short-term strategy for bringing the judicial system 
to a qualitatively new level, scheduled for 2023-2026, has been developed and adopted. 
This document has defined our priorities and plans for the next four years. According to the 
document, the main directions of the Strategy are: 
- the formation of a truly fair judicial system based on the idea of "In the name of human 
honor and dignity" and the direction of its activities for the effective protection of the interests of 
the people and human dignity; 
- strengthening the confidence of the people, including entrepreneurs, in the judicial system 
by achieving fair judicial decisions, affirming the image of the court and judges as their reliable 
defenders in the creation of every citizen; 
- improvement of legislation aimed at creating all opportunities for citizens and 
entrepreneurs to protect their rights and legitimate interests in the courts, full implementation of the 
principles of competition and equality of parties in court proceedings, ensuring the objectivity of 
courts in practice, etc. 

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