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Art. 69 Gesetz über das Verwaltungsverfahren (LPA-VD) - Suspensiveffekt

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Art. 69 LPA-VD - Suspensiveffekt · Suspensiveffekt

1. Die Beschwerde hat aufschiebende Wirkung.

2. Die Behörde kann von Amts wegen oder auf Antrag die aufschiebende Wirkung aufheben, wenn ein überwiegendes öffentliches Interesse dies erfordert.

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Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (12)

CR.2019.0023 · vd (art. 69 al. 2 LPA-VD)
Probationary Driver License Cancellation Upheld for Second Offense
Cited in the reasoning of the lower decision regarding the lack of suspensive effect of the appeal, though not explicitly in the final orders, but referenced in the reasoning leading to the outcome.
CR.2018.0022 · vd (art. 69 LPA-VD)
Administrative Decision on Driving License Conditions Upheld; Suspension Denied
Cited in the reasoning to explain the general rule regarding the suspension of effect for administrative claims.
CR.2017.0047 · vd (art. 69 al. 2 LPA-VD)
Administrative License Withdrawal Overturned Due to Unjustified Indefinite Suspension
Cited in the background to explain why the initial administrative decision lifted the suspensive effect of a potential appeal.
AI.158.16.144.2017 · vd (art. 69 al. 1bis LPA-VD)
Minor's Appeal for Neuro-Motor Medical Measures Granted Based on Disability Insurance Act Articles
Cited in order III for ordering the administrative body (OAI) to pay the judicial costs because it lost the case.
AI.118.16.92.2017 · vd (art. 69 al. 1bis LPA-VD)
Disability Pension Suspension and Partial Entitlement Review
Used in conjunction with art. 61 let. a LPGA to set the court fees and charge them to the appellee.
AI.314.15.266.2016 · vd (art. 69 al. 1bis LPA-VD)
Disability Benefits Appeal for Alleged Congenital Autism Symptoms
The court costs are imposed on the respondent based on this provision.
AI.49.13.241.2015.amp.AI.114.13.241.2015 · vd (art. 69 al. 1bis LPA-VD)
Insured v. Disability Insurance Office: Pension Reduction Appeal Remanded for New Expertise
Used to determine the amount of court costs to be borne by the defendant.
AI.281.14.207.15 · vd (art. 69 al. 1bis LPA-VD)
Claimant v. Disability Determination Board (Disability Benefits Appeal)
Cited in relation to the provisional decision regarding court costs, which were ultimately left to the State due to legal aid.
CR.2014.0070 · vd (Art. 69 al. 2 LPA-VD)
Preventative License Withdrawal Upheld for Extreme Speeding and History of Violations
Cited in the initial administrative decision (mentioned in the facts) regarding the non-suspensive effect of an appeal against the provisional withdrawal.
RE.2010.0007 · vd (art. 69 al. 2 LPA-VD)
Fences vs. Ski Return Path: Immediate Removal Upheld
Cited in the reasoning when discussing a Constitutional Court ruling concerning the lifting of the suspensive effect.
AI.553.09.388.2010 · vd (Art. 69 al. 1bis LPA-VD)
Disability Insurance Appeal Inadmissibility Due to Procedural Fee Non-Payment
This provision, referenced in the reasoning, dictates the procedure for imposing a cost advance and the consequence of non-payment, which justified the resulting order.
AM.47.09 · vd (Art. 69 al. 1 LPA-VD)
Insured v. Health Insurer: Suspension of Benefits During Appeal
Cited in the preamble but not explicitly in the operative part (dispositive) regarding the main subject (restitution of suspensive effect).