In France, there is a dual jurisdictional system with the judiciary branch responsible for civil law and criminal law, and the administrative branch having jurisdiction when a government institution is involved. Most claims against the national or local governments as well as claims against private bodies providing public servicesC.E, 31 juillet 1912, Société des Granits Porphyroïdes des Vosges and C.E, Sect., 19 octobre 1956, Société Le Béton are handled by administrative courts, which use the Conseil d'État (Council of State) as a court of last resort for both ordinary and special courts.C.E, Ass., 7 février 1947, Aillières and C.E, Ass., 12 juillet 1969, L'Étang The main administrative courts are the tribunaux administratifs and appeal courts are the cours administratives d'appel. Special administrative courts include the National Court of Asylum Right as well as military, medical and judicial disciplinary bodies. The French body of administrative law is called "droit administratif".
in france there is a dual jurisdictional system with the judiciary branch responsible for civil law and criminal law and the administrative branch having jurisdiction when a government institution is involved most claims against the national or local governments as well as claims against private bodies providing public servicesce 31 juillet 1912 société des granits porphyroïdes des vosges and ce sect 19 octobre 1956 société le béton are handled by administrative courts which use the conseil d'état (council of state) as a court of last resort for both ordinary and special courtsce ass 7 février 1947 aillières and ce ass 12 juillet 1969 l'étang the main administrative courts are the tribunaux administratifs and appeal courts are the cours administratives d'appel special administrative courts include the national court of asylum right as well as military medical and judicial disciplinary bodies the french body of administrative law is called "droit administratif"