Case analysis of administrative law

(1) Yes. Article 2 of the Administrative Procedure Law stipulates: "Citizens, legal persons or other organizations have the right to bring a lawsuit to the people's court in accordance with this Law if they think that a specific administrative act of an administrative organ or its staff infringes upon their legitimate rights and interests." Article 17 of the Supreme People's Court's Interpretation on Several Issues concerning Implementation stipulates: "If a non-state-owned enterprise is revoked, revoked, merged, forced to merge, sold, divided or changed its affiliation, the enterprise or its legal representative may file a lawsuit to restrict litigation before prosecution. "In this case, although the business license of the Sino-foreign joint venture company has been revoked, the law still gives it the right to sue, and the joint venture company Changle Company can still file an administrative lawsuit.

(2) Le Jia company can bring an administrative lawsuit in its own name. Article 15 of the Supreme People's Court's Interpretation on Several Issues Concerning Implementation stipulates: "If the parties to a joint venture, a Chinese-foreign joint venture or a cooperative venture think that their rights and interests or their legitimate rights and interests have been infringed, they may bring a lawsuit in their own name. "In this case, the punishment decision of the Industrial and Commercial Bureau has affected the rights and interests of the Canadian Le Jia Company, a Sino-foreign joint venture. According to the provisions of the Administrative Procedure Law and its judicial interpretation, an administrative lawsuit may be filed. Moreover, in the case that the business license of the joint venture company is revoked and the original legal representative does not file a lawsuit, according to the provisions of judicial interpretation, Le Jia Company can only file a lawsuit in its own name.