behavior
In jurisprudence, behavior is a form of participation in a legal act. While agreement means that the consent of another body (e.g. legislative body , authority ) must be obtained before a legal act , a decision that is to be made in consultation with another body does not necessarily have to be made with the consent of the other body felling. Rather, it is possible to deviate from the statement of the body involved for objective reasons. Nevertheless, "getting in touch" is a stronger form of participation than a mere hearing, in which the authority entitled to participate is only given the opportunity to bring its ideas into the process. In particular, in the context of establishing conduct, it can be assumed that there is increased material consideration on the part of the enforcement authority, which is expressed in a serious effort to establish consensus. An administrative act that has been issued without the required consent or advice of another authority is illegal , but not void for that reason alone ( Section 44 (3) No. 4 VwVfG ). The deficiency can also be cured if the failed cooperation is made up for by the other authority ( Section 45 (1) No. 5 VwVfG).
