THE REFORMS OF THE SOCIAL SECURITY LITIGATION AND OF THE MDPH (DEPARTMENTAL HOUSE FOR OF DISABLED PERSONS). NEWS AND ISSUES
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.54695/mldm.651.0014Keywords:
Litigation, Social Security, Maison Départementale des Personnes Handicapées (Departmental House for Disabled Persons), Compulsory Prior Administrative Appeal, Judicial Tribunal.Abstract
The official goal of the legislator is to standardize the procedures of amicable and contentious appeal for social protection, which includes both Social Security, compensation mechanisms and support for the disabled. This reform is complete because it concerns all the stages of an appeal. It generalizes the procedures of amicable pre-litigation appeal, it standardizes the procedures of litigation appeal by suppressing the exceptional jurisdictions constituted by the Social Security Tribunal and the Tribunal of the Litigation of Incapacity and by replacing them by the institutions of the judicial order: Social Pole of the Judicial Tribunal and Social Chamber of the Court of Appeal.

