Liability for Damage Caused by Administrative Vehicles in Cote d’Ivoire

Abstract

Today in many respects, liability for damage caused by administrative vehicles makes it possible to perceive another facet of the litigation of administrative liability. This responsibility is an a priori act that provides for the laws enacted by officials of the administration of the Republic of Cote d’Ivoire in case of administrative offenses in the field of traffic. However, it is a dispute that far beyond presenting an exceptional nature and regime undermines through its regime derogating from common law, the very autonomy of administrative responsibility. It is indeed one of the disputes that, having struggled to obtain a certain autonomy vis-à-vis the common law, continue to return to its starting point. Indeed, the problem is the existence of this litigation of responsibility, which in doctrine is an inevitable source of doctrinal differences, as to the legal and contentious nature of its regime in states with duality of jurisdiction. This article of constructivist essence, aims to show the weaknesses of the decision-making mechanism responsibility in case of damage, the responsible for the administration and the perpetrator of the damage. The results revealed the question of administrative liability for damage caused by the vehicle, based on special derogating rules.