Responsibility of the Administration for annulment of the administrative act favorable to the request for pension recognition

Abstract

The objective of this investigation is to distinguish the cases in which the Colombian State must respond for the damages and losses caused to an individual as a consequence of the annulment of an administrative act granting a pension. In order to analyze this, a qualitative, correctional and dogmatic methodology will be used, framed within the nature of action research. As a result, it can be understood that the injured citizens try to take action in some way, appealing the conviction sentences, although without any positive result. Once the appeal route has been exhausted, they cannot find a viable reparation action to initiate against the State, which is why they have no choice but to bear the damages of the decision. In other words, the revocation of the pension only generates
damages for the person who benefited in the first instance, which he must endure even though they are not attributable to him, without any compensation being recognized. This, with all the negative economic implications that it generates in a person's life.