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Art. 41 Act on Administrative Procedure and Jurisdiction (LPJA) - Preliminary, Final, and Interim Dispositions

The Complaint Procedure before Administrative Authorities - Appealable Orders

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Art. 41 VVRG · Preliminary, Final, and Interim Dispositions

1. Final orders are subject to appeal. Preliminary and interim orders must be contested together with the final order.

2. Preliminary or interim orders that may cause irreparable harm can be independently appealed.

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Court Decisions Applying This Provision (5)

A1 22 135 · vs (Art. 41 Abs. 2 VVRG)

Municipality v. Cantonal Council (Standing to Appeal Interlocutory Ruling)

Used to assess whether the appeal was admissible based on the lack of irreparable prejudice caused by the remand decision.

A1 20 248 · vs (Art. 41 Abs. 2 VVRG)

Challenge to State Council Decisions on Tourism Tax Assessment and Security Deposit

Cited in the context of determining that the appeal against the cost advance order was inadmissible because no irreparable harm was shown.

A1 20 194 · vs (Art. 41 Abs. 2 VVRG)

Property Co-owners v. Municipality Over Enforcement of Noise and Nuisance Regulations

Cited in the reasoning concerning the requirement that interlocutory decisions must cause irreparable harm to be independently appealable.

A1 16 159 · vs (Art. 41 Abs. 2 VVRG)

Wolf Hunting Authorization Enforcement Appeal

Cited in the reasoning to establish the condition that an interlocutory decision must cause irreparable legal or factual harm for appealability.

A1 11 255 · vs (art. 41 ss LPJA)

Appeal Regarding Termination Due to Long-Term Incapacity and Calculation of Termination Date

Cited in reasoning (G) regarding the procedure applicable to the administrative appeal, supporting the decision on admissibility (Point 1 and 2).