Judicial Review Dismissed for Untimely Service on Defendant Administration

A plaintiff sought judicial review of an administrative decision concerning the suspension of professional activity, but failed to properly serve the decision on all necessary parties, specifically the defendant administration, within the required timeframe following the filing of their application. The court dismissed the application as inadmissible because the failure to effect proper service on all parties within the statutory period constitutes a fatal procedural defect that prevents the case from being duly constituted before the court, thus rendering the action time-barred or non-receivable.