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Art. 50 Municipalities Act of the Canton of Graubünden (GG) - Executor of Tasks

2. Responsibilities
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Art. 50 Basic Law · Executor of Tasks

1. The municipalities carry out their tasks themselves.

2. They can, as a rule, also transfer the fulfillment of tasks to third parties by decree or contract and establish or participate in organizations of public and private law.

3. The basis for transfer specifically regulates

a) the nature and scope of the task;

b) the legal form of the task bearer;

c) the financing;

d) the supervision;

e) in the case of an institution, the organization.

← Art. 49 GG Municipalities Act of the Canton of Graubünden (GG) - Scope and Applicability Art. 51 GG - Supervision →

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Court Decisions Applying This Provision (4)

PVG 2022 2 · gr (Art. 50 Abs. 1 GG)
Municipality Autonomy in Primary Education vs. Government Cooperation Order
Cited in the reasoning to support the principle that municipalities primarily fulfill their tasks themselves, underpinning the municipality's autonomy claim.
PVG 2020 12 · gr (Art. 50 Abs. 2 GG)
Delegation of Municipal Tax Collection to Cantonal Administration Upheld
This provision on the delegation of municipal tasks was cited as supporting the admissibility of the delegation in principle.
V 2012 10 · gr (Art. 50 ff. GG)
Municipal Merger Voting Procedure Dispute
Cited in the reasoning regarding analogy to municipal association provisions.
U 2002 53 · gr (Art. 50 Abs. 1 lit. c GG)
Municipality's Unilateral Termination of Joint Gravel Concession Invalid Due to Procedural Flaws and Requirement for Joint Consent; Severable Operational Agreement Subject to Arbitration.
Used to classify the three municipalities as a community association without legal personality, informing the subsequent application of OR rules for joint decisions.