Art. 9 Administrative Procedure Act (LPA-VD) - Grounds
Art. 9 LPA-VD - Grounds · Grounds
1. Any person called upon to render or prepare a decision or judgment must recuse themselves
a. if they have a personal interest in the case;
b. if they have acted in the same case in another capacity, notably as a member of an authority, as counsel for a party, as an expert, or as a witness;
c. if they are bound by marriage or a registered partnership or permanently share a household with a party, their representative, or a person who acted in the same case as a member of the previous authority; the dissolution of the marriage or registered partnership does not remove the ground for recusal;
d. if they are related by blood or marriage in a direct line, or up to and including the third degree in a collateral line, to a party, their representative, or a person who acted in the same case as a member of the previous authority;
e. if they could appear biased in any other way, particularly due to a close friendship or personal enmity with a party or their representative.