Administrative Procedural Law and the Postal Monopoly
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This article analyzes one of the problems of the Chilean law on administrative procedures which is the eventual monopolistic competition for notifying the Administrative acts of the State trough certified letters sent via a State-owned company. This institution has not been systematically approached but has aroused dissimilar criteria from the General Comptroller of the Republic as from the second subsection of the 46th article. The interpretation of the administrative jurisprudence is contrasted with the existing requirements of a state monopoly, as well as the right to develop any economic activity and the concept of public faith.
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