Article 16 - Administrative Liability
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Acts undertaken in the administrative or proprietary capacity of the State may give rise to claims determined in accordance with law, without implicating the person or dignity of the Sovereign.
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Such claims shall lie against the State, the competent organ, or the public treasury, in the manner provided by Code or by Sovereign Decree.
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Remedies may include declaration, correction of records, restitution, or compensation, as provided by law.
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No remedy under this Article shall include personal coercion of the Sovereign, arrest, or criminal sanction against the Sovereign.
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The State may establish administrative procedures, tribunals, and limitation periods for the orderly resolution of claims.