The Administrative Agreement as a Legal Form for Public Services in Comparative and Roman Law

Abstract

Doctrinal discussions on the administrative agreement have arisen along with the economic, social, and industrial development of European countries. The principle of separation of powers adopted in France after the Revolution of 1789, the need to protect private law subjects, has become increasingly necessary as private subjects may be affected by the exercise of public power. Gradually, given the need to protect the interest of both public and private sectors, it has proceeded to create a system of administrative law, separate from the common law system.