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Art. 72 Gesetz über die Hilfe an Asylsuchende und bestimmte Ausländerkategorien (LARA) - Einspruch
Titel X, Kapitel II
Art. 72 LARA - Einspruch · Einspruch
1. Die Entscheidungen, die vom Direktor oder von einer Führungskraft der Einrichtung gemäß diesem Gesetz getroffen werden, können beim Direktor der Einrichtung angefochten werden.
2. Der Einspruch muss innerhalb von zehn Tagen nach Bekanntgabe der Entscheidung schriftlich eingelegt werden.
3. Der Direktor entscheidet kurzfristig über den Einspruch.
Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (14)
PS.2025.0075 · vd (art. 72 LARA)
Inadmissibility of Direct Administrative Appeal Due to Untimely Internal Opposition
This article establishes the internal appeal (opposition) procedure which, according to the court, must be exhausted before resorting to judicial review, leading to the declaration of inadmissibility.
PS.2020.0048 · vd (art. 72 al. 1 LARA)
Appeal on Legal Aid Denial for Social Assistance Debt Remission
Cited in the reasoning section regarding the initial opposition procedure, which establishes the lower instance hierarchy relevant to Order I.
AM.39.14.11.2015 · vd (Art. 72 LARA)
Asylum Seeker's Appeal Against Refusal of Individual Health Insurance Card
The court's decision to reject the appeal is implicitly linked to the fact that the EVAM's decision, which rejected the request for an insurance card, was made under Art. 72 LARA (ruling on opposition), thereby binding the insurer.
AM.39.14.11.2015 · vd (art. 72 LARA)
Asylum Seeker's Appeal Against Refusal of Individual Health Insurance Card
The court confirms that the EVAM director rules on opposition, which is the decision subject to appeal.
PS.2012.0073 · vd (art. 72 LARA)
Asylum Seeker's Premature Challenge to Cessation of Assistance Dismissed
Cited in the reasoning to describe the initial administrative appeal procedure, which informs the finding of inadmissibility in order I.
PS.2010.0067 · vd (art. 72 al. 1 LARA)
Asylum Seeker's Appeal on Emergency Social Assistance Timing and Scope
Cited to indicate the possibility of opposition to EVAM decisions regarding accommodation under emergency aid.
PS.2010.0008 · vd (art. 72 LARA)
Appeal Regarding Denial of Social Aid and Expulsion Notices from Migrant Facility
Used to transmit the case to the EVAM for processing the recourse concerning the modalities of emergency aid and the expulsion decisions, as it regulates the preliminary opposition procedure.
PS.2009.0004 · vd (art. 72 LARA)
Asylum Seeker Emergency Aid vs. Standard Social Assistance and Liberty Rights
Cited in relation to the inadmissibility of the appeal concerning the transfer, as the EVAM decision on transfer is subject to opposition under this article.
PS.2008.0044 · vd (Art. 72 al. 1er LARA)
Asylum Seeker's Appeal on Limited Emergency Aid and Housing Transfer Decision
Specifies that decisions by the EVAM director are subject to opposition.
PS.2008.0044 · vd (Art. 72 al. 3 LARA)
Asylum Seeker's Appeal on Limited Emergency Aid and Housing Transfer Decision
Describes the procedure for confirming a decision upon opposition.
GE.2008.0099 · vd (art. 72 al. 1 LARA)
Asylum Applicant v. Migrant Reception Authority (File Access Dispute)
Although not explicitly cited in the final orders, the court determined that the ordinary remedy applicable to the decision was an opposition under this article.
PS.2008.0003 · vd (art. 72 LARA)
Asylum Seeker's Tolerated Stay, Emergency Aid, and Collective Housing Dispute
Mentioned as the rule for initiating opposition against EVAM decisions regarding housing.
PS.2008.0003 · vd (art. 72 à 74 LARA)
Asylum Seeker's Tolerated Stay, Emergency Aid, and Collective Housing Dispute
These articles outline the procedural steps for challenging EVAM decisions regarding emergency aid execution, which the court noted.
PS.2006.0195 · vd (art. 72 à 74 LARA)
Asylum Seekers' Failed Administrative Appeal Due to Improper Legal Remedies
The appeals were declared inadmissible because the appellants disregarded the appeal routes established by the LARA (requiring prior administrative appeal before judicial review).