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GOG
CH-OW
Art. 67 Judicial Organisation Act (GOG) - c. New Submissions
Administrative Jurisdiction - Administrative Court
Art. 67 GOG · c. New Submissions
1. To the extent that nothing else results from the nature of the matter in dispute, the factual and legal circumstances at the time of the contested decision are decisive for the assessment of the administrative court appeal.
2. New applications or the extension of applications submitted in the previous instance are inadmissible.
3. The presentation of new facts is unrestrictedly permissible in tax penalty proceedings, and in other proceedings, insofar as the contested decision gives reason for it. New evidence is always permissible.
Court Decisions Applying This Provision (6)
VVGE.2005.06.Nr.36 · ow (Art. 67 Abs. 3 GOG)
Property Maintenance Costs and Novation Prohibition
This procedural rule regarding the admissibility of new facts and evidence in appeal proceedings was applied in the decision.
OGVE.2018.19.Nr.22 · ow (Art. 67 Abs. 2 GOG)
Home Education Permit Denied Due to Insufficient Educational and Socialization Provisions
Used to declare inadmissible the parts of the appeal that extended or modified the claims made in the previous instance.
OGVE.2018.19.Nr.25 · ow (Art. 67 Abs. 1 und 3 GOG)
Municipality's Zoning Interpretation Prevails Over Government Council's
Interpreted in accordance with federal law to allow for the consideration of new facts and evidence in the appeal proceedings.
OGVE.2018.19.Nr.31 · ow (Art. 67 Abs. 1 GOG)
Social Welfare Recipient's Appeal Rights and Benefit Reductions
Determines the relevant time frame for assessing the facts of the case.
OGVE.2018.19.Nr.31 · ow (Art. 67 Abs. 2 GOG)
Social Welfare Recipient's Appeal Rights and Benefit Reductions
Prohibits new applications in administrative court proceedings.
OGVE.Generalregister · ow (Art. 67 Abs. 1 und 3 GOG)
Municipality's Right to Assess Sewer and Water Connection Fees Based on Tax Value Affirmed
Used to discuss the admissibility of new facts and evidence before the Administrative Court.