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Article 56 Intercantonal Agreement on Public Procurement (IVöB) - Appeal Period, Grounds for Appeal, and Standing
10. Legal Protection Legal protection refers to the safeguarding of individuals' rights under the law. It encompasses various mechanisms and procedures designed to enforce and secure the legal rights and remedies available to individuals. This includes access to the courts, fair trial procedures, and remedies such as injunctions, damages, or specific performance. Legal protection ensures that individuals can seek redress for violations of their legal rights through proper legal channels.
Article 56 IVöB - Appeal Period, Grounds for Appeal, and Standing · Appeal Period, Grounds for Appeal, and Standing
**1. Complaints must be submitted in writing and substantiated within 20 days of notification of the decision.**
2. There are no court holidays.
3. The following can be challenged by complaint
a) Legal violations, including excess or abuse of discretion, and
b) the incorrect or incomplete determination of the legally relevant facts.
4. The appropriateness of a decision cannot be reviewed in a complaint procedure.
5. Only those who can prove that they can and want to provide the requested services or substitutable services can file a complaint against awards in a negotiated procedure. It can only be challenged that the negotiated procedure was wrongfully applied or that the award was granted due to corruption.