text: p. 43 EN RSC 0.18, r.l9, Odgers passim, Hampton 33, 195; EN abuse of process covers both the civil and the criminal sphere; in the former it means bringing a frivolous, vexatious or other improper action; in the latter it is often called wrongful process, which means wrongful arrest, malicious prosecution, wrongful search or entry, etc.; US; Black abuse, malicious prosecution * For use of section instead of article see E note to F article - 906 - F recours administratif (FR) E administrative remedy* - non- contentious remedy* - administrative proceedings S recurso administrativo F recours contentieux (FR) E contentious remedy* - judicial remedy* - judicial proceedings - administrative law appeal Dr. adm.: Guillien recours » Dalloz Dr. adm. pp. 209-211 The words administratif and administrative refer to the form in which the remedy is exercised, rather than to the branch of law concerned; note 3 * FR: a remedy consisting of application to the administration which took the decision complained of, as opposed to a recours content-ieiBË Dr. adm.: Capitant, Dalloz Dr. adm. pp. 209-216 The word admjnistrétive refers to the branch of law concerned; note 3 * FR: a remedy consisting of application to a court, as opposed to a recours adminls-tratif F recours de droit administratif (GE) Const. 131 E administrative-law action S F recours de pleine juridiction FR Dr. adm.: Dalloz Dr. adm. (FR, CJEC) pp. 212-215, Guillien recours ; CJEC; EGLAT pleine juridiction; also called recours eu indemnité E remedy of full jurisdiction Brown 110; sometimes called, - full jurisdiction proceedings in respect of FR, remedy of damages/full relief.^ for proceedings damages/i.uLl relief s recurso de plena jurisdicción PA F recours de révision (CA) = recours en révision F recours direct (FR) Dr. adm.: Brown 58 E direct application 
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