Art. 17 Intercantonal Agreement on Public Procurement (IAPP), of November 25, 1994 - Suspensive Effect

1. The appeal does not have a suspensive effect.

2. However, the appellate authority may, ex officio or upon request, grant suspensive effect to an appeal, provided that it appears sufficiently well-founded and that no overriding public or private interest opposes it.

3. If the suspensive effect is ordered at the request of the appellant and is likely to cause significant harm, the appellant may be required to provide, within a suitable deadline, security for the procedural costs and any potential award of costs. If payment is not made within the time limit set by the judge, the decision granting the suspensive effect becomes null and void.

4. The appellant is obliged to compensate for the damage caused by the suspensive effect if they acted with intent or gross negligence.

← Art. 16 Inter-Cantonal Agreement on Public Procurement (AIMP), of November 25, 1994 - Grounds for Appeal 6 Finances - 60 Financial Management - Section 1: General Provisions Art. 18 Intercantonal Agreement on Public Procurement (IAPP), of November 25, 1994 - Decision on Appeal →