Terug naar Encyclopedie
Algemeen Bestuursrecht

Objection Inadmissible in Leiden: What You Need to Know

An inadmissible objection in Leiden is not substantively reviewed due to formal errors. Read more about causes, remedies, and appeal options.

2 min leestijd

When your objection is declared inadmissible in Leiden, it means that it is not substantively assessed. This is due to failure to meet formal requirements.

What does inadmissible mean?

An objection that is inadmissible is not reviewed on its merits. The [administrative authority](https://rechtshulpdenhaag.nl/encyclopedie/bestuursorgaan-identificeren) in Leiden rejects it on the basis of procedural errors.

Causes of inadmissibility

ReasonExplanation
Filed too lateObjection after the 6-week period
No formal decisionIt concerns no decision against which an objection is possible
No direct interestYou are not personally affected by the decision
No motivationYou have not indicated why you are filing the objection
No signatureThe objection is not signed

Possibility of remedy

In some cases, you can remedy errors:

  • No signature: often can still be added
  • No motivation: extra time to add reasons
  • Too late: only with a [valid reason for the delay](https://rechtshulpdenhaag.nl/encyclopedie/stuiting-verjaring-bestuursrecht)

Valid reasons for late filing

An objection that is filed too late in Leiden can still be accepted if:

  • The decision arrived with you too late
  • You could not respond due to circumstances such as illness
  • You took immediate action as soon as possible

Filing an appeal in Leiden

Against an inadmissibility decision, you can lodge an appeal with the District Court of The Hague, Leiden location. The judge examines whether the administrative authority acted correctly.

Frequently asked questions about inadmissibility

What can I do if my objection is inadmissible?

You can institute an appeal and argue that your objection should have been substantively reviewed.

What if I was too late due to health problems?

Explain the situation and support it with evidence, such as a medical certificate. The administrative authority determines whether this is acceptable.

Is inadmissible the same as unfounded?

No, with inadmissible, your objection is not substantively reviewed. With unfounded, it is, but without success.

Contact and support in Leiden

For legal advice, you can go to the Juridisch Loket Leiden, located at Stationsweg 46. For appeal cases, you can contact the District Court of The Hague, Leiden location.