Art. 63 Judicial Organisation Act (GOG) - b. Insurance Claims

VVGE.1976.77.Nr.36 · ow (Art. 63 Abs. 1 GOG)

Official's Dismissal Reversed for Lack of Due Process

Cited to establish that the termination of employment constitutes a decision that can be appealed.

VVGE.1976.77.Nr.37 · ow (Art. 63 Abs. 1 GOG)

Municipal Employee v. Municipality - Unilateral Pay Cut and Reprisal Termination

Cited in the dispositive to establish that the cantonal government's decision is a contestable decision.

VVGE.1976.77.Nr.38 · ow (Art. 63 Abs. 1 GOG)

Judicial Review Exclusion for Cantonal Government Supervisory Decisions

This provision establishes the general rule for administrative court appeals. The court ruled that despite this general clause, appeals against decisions made in the course of supervisory complaints are not permissible, thus limiting the scope of this general provision in the dispositive.

VVGE.1976.77.Nr.39 · ow (Art. 63 Abs. 1 GOG)

Public Works Contract Award Reviewable, but Appeal Dismissed for Unethical Bidder Arrangement

Used to establish that the award of public works or its approval by the Government Council is a appealable decision.

VVGE.1976.77.Nr.40 · ow (Art. 63 Abs. 1 GOG)

Administrative Act Not Reviewable for Overpayment Recovery

This provision is cited in the introductory part of the decision as the legal basis for the Verwaltungsgericht's jurisdiction, and the court's failure to enter into the appeal is implicitly based on it not being a 'beschwerdefähiger Entscheid'.

VVGE.1978.80.Nr.28 · ow (Art. 63 Abs. 1 GOG)

Executive Council Order to File Criminal Complaint Not Administratively Appealable

The court used this provision to establish that an administrative court appeal is admissible against decisions of the last cantonal administrative authority, and concluded that the order in question was not such a decision.

VVGE.1978.80.Nr.29 · ow (Art. 63 Abs. 1 GOG)

Appealability of Interim Orders Causing Irreparable Harm

Cited as the basis for the admissibility of an appeal against interlocutory decisions that cause irreparable disadvantages.

VVGE.1978.80.Nr.33 · ow (Art. 63 Abs. 1 GOG)

Property Transfer Tax Dispute: Appeals on Remand Decisions

Cited to define the scope of appealable decisions, specifically concerning interlocutory decisions and their legal effects.

VVGE.1978.80.Nr.39 · ow (Art. 63 Abs. 1 GOG)

Water Cooperative Perimeter Expansion and Involuntary Membership

Cited to establish the admissibility of the appeal to the Verwaltungsgericht regarding the arbitrary application of cantonal law.

VVGE.1978.80.Nr.54 · ow (Art. 63 Abs. 1 GOG)

Government Council's Legislative Amendment Not Appealable

The court declared the appeal inadmissible because the challenged act was a legislative act and not a decision within the meaning of this provision, and the canton does not have abstract judicial review.

VVGE.1978.80.Nr.61 · ow (Art. 63 Abs. 1 GOG)

Property Owner v. Local Council: Street Name Change and Appeal Period

This provision defines which decisions of the last cantonal administrative authority are subject to appeal to the Administrative Court, and it was used to determine that the rejection of the name change request constituted an appealable decision.

VVGE.1978.80.Nr.62 · ow (Art. 63 Abs. 1 GOG)

Jurisdiction over Protection Measures and Contribution Quotas

Used to establish that the administrative court has jurisdiction to hear the appeal because the commission acted as the last cantonal administrative authority.

VVGE.1981.82.Nr.42 · ow (Art. 63 Abs. 1 GOG)

Zoning Plan Approval Not Individually Appealable

Used to establish the jurisdiction of the administrative court and the nature of decisions, determining that the zoning approval was an abstract regulation rather than an individual order.

VVGE.1981.82.Nr.43 · ow (Art. 63 Abs. 1 GOG)

Judicial Review of Neighborhood Plan Approval and Objections

Cited to establish that the approval of a zoning plan constitutes a decision within the meaning of the law, thus falling under the court's jurisdiction.

VVGE.1981.82.Nr.44 · ow (Art. 63 Abs. 1 GOG)

Municipal Zoning Plan Revocation for Improper Modifications

The court used this provision to establish its jurisdiction to hear the case regarding the revocation of the zoning plan.