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Art. 134 Political Rights Act (PRA), of October 17, 1984 - Subject Matter and Authorities

1 State - People - Authorities - 14 Political Rights - TITLE V - Legal Remedies
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Art. 134 Political Rights Act (PRA), of October 17, 1984 · Subject Matter and Authorities

[172] Article 1: All disputes related to the organization of elections, elections and popular votes, as well as popular initiatives and referendum requests in the canton and municipalities, can be brought before the State Chancellery

– by way of complaint when the grievances concern the State Chancellery;

– by way of appeal in other cases.

2. The decisions on appeals or complaints by the State Chancellery are subject to appeal to the Cantonal Court.

3. An appeal to the Cantonal Court against decisions of the Grand Council or the Council of State is not admissible.

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Court Decisions Applying This Provision (2)

TA.2005.179 · ne (art.134 al.2, 136 al.2 [LDP])
Challenge to Cantonal Hospital Law Vote Due to Omission of Text and Allegedly Biased Explanatory Material
Cited to confirm that the appeal was filed within the proper form and time limits.
TA.2005.142 · ne (art.134 al.2 LDP)
Administrative Decision Upholding Tacit Election Lawfulness
Cited as the procedural basis confirming that the appeal was filed within the legal form and deadline.