Translated by IRIS Georgia Updated as of March 2004 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. (d) the respective normative act was revoked or amended, thus depriving the administrative agency of possibility to issue the decree, and when the decree may inflict substantial harm to state and public interests, (e) there is a newly discovered circumstance or scientific or technical discovery or invention, which deprive the administrative agency of possibility to issue the decree, and when the decree may inflict substantial harm to state and public interests. An administrative decree shall be declared invalid in accordance with the procedures for the adoption of an administrative decree. In cases provided in Subparagraphs (d) and (e) of Paragraph 2 of this Article an interested party, which suffered harm, may seek redress upon his claim if he had the cause for reasonable reliance towards the administrative decree. In such case Paragraph 5 of Article 60 of this code shall apply. The amount of the redress shall be determined on the basis of the balance of private and public interests by the administrative agency, which invalidated the administrative decree. Invalidation means termination of the validity of an administrative decree from the day of its invalidation. The invalidation of an administrative decree may not result in the elimination of the legal consequences that developed before the invalidation of the decree. Article 62. The nullification or invalidation of a part of an administrative decree 1. A part of an administrative decree shall be nullified or invalidated in compliance with Articles 60 and 61 of this Code. 2. The nullification or invalidation of a part of an administrative decree may not result in the nullification or invalidation of other parts of the decree. Article 63. The amendment of an administrative decree 1. The administrative agency that issued an administrative decree may amend it. 2. An administrative decree shall be amended in accordance with the procedures for the preparation and adoption of an administrative decree. Article 64. The right to retrieve a document After the nullification or invalidation of an administrative decree, the respective administrative agency may retrieve from a person any document, which was provided to him on the basis of the administrative decree, or which certifies any right. Page 21 of 54