Revocation and legal certainty in comparative administrative law

The power of revocation in the public administration, nullifies valid acts, a situation that in some cases affects legal certainty to the detriment of the administered. This article aimed to describe from a bibliographic review whether the revocation of administrative acts affects the legal certainty and fundamental rights of the administered and what is its treatment in comparative law. The present research is of descriptive bibliographic review from articles of the database of indexed journals such as Scopus, Scielo, Redalyc and google scholar with an age not greater than 9 years, having reviewed 28 manuscripts of which with the criteria of inclusion and exclusion of the prism method, 18 manuscripts were selected. Itis concluded that the inadequate application of the revocation affects legal certainty and violates the fundamental rights of the administered focused on different edges from comparative law.