U tlameha feela ho itlhophisa, ho matlafatsa likarolo tsa kutloisiso le pokello ea mantsoe 'me u qale ho tsamaea libaka tsena ka mehato e tiileng. Nako ke hona joale, kahoo u se ke ua fetoa ke monyetla oa ho tloha mohopolong ho ea ho sebopeho sa nama. Administrative law is about the rights and obligations of citizens and businesses towards the government. But administrative law also regulates how the government makes decisions and what you can do if you disagree with such a decision. Government decisions are central in administrative law. These decisions can have far-reaching consequences for you. That is why it is important that you take immediate action if you disagree with a government decision that has certain consequences for you. For example: your permit will be revoked or an enforcement action will be taken against you. These are situations to which you can object. Of course there is the possibility that your objection will be rejected. You also have the right to lodge an appeal law & against the rejection of your objection. This can be done by submitting a notice of appeal. The administrative lawyers of Law & More can advise and support you in this process.