The subject of this work are legal remedies in administrative procedure. They are divided into regular and extraordinary. Of the regular ones stands out appeal as a universal and devolutive legal remedy against first instance decisions of public bodies and objection against actions of public bodies when no decision is made as an administrative act. The objection is a legal remedy which may be declared only in cases prescribed by law. Extraordinary legal remedies are declared against those decisions in the procedure against which it is not possible to file an appeal or initiate an administrative dispute. The reasons for their submission are exhaustively stated in the law. They are: renewal of the procedure, annulment of the decision, annulment and revocation of the illegal decision and revocation of the legal decision by which the party acquired a right. The aim of this paper is to analyze legal remedies and indicate with concrete examples the ways of realization and protection subjective rights of the parties as well as the public interest through the use of remedies in administrative proceedings. Proper application of legal remedies enables adequate protection of the rights and legal interests of the parties to the proceedings, which also ensures the correct and legal decision-making of public authorities