Abstract
In this century, the legal map of the world has changed, new legal structures and institutions have appeared that are not suitable for traditional knowledge of the legal system and its branches. Thus, the law of integration organizations has strongly taken its place in the legal doctrine. Actually, this is the international law, but its rules govern relationships between the administrative bodies of states and citizens. These relationships are similar to classical administrative relations. Citizens can apply to the courts of the integration organizations; appeal the acts of international administrative bodies. These courts are built in a form that is suitable for an ordinary international court. Their activities are based on generally accepted principles of dispute resolution, and they are based on the theory of natural justice. Equal status of participants is a key link in this process. However, the principles of administrative justice are more suitable for such relations, since they are based on the active role of the court and the unequal status of participants. It is proposed to extend this provision to the work of the Court of EAEU.