Art. 51 Act on Administrative Procedure and Jurisdiction (LPJA) - Suspensive Effect
Art. 51 VVRG - Suspensive Effect · Suspensive Effect
1. The appeal has a suspensive effect.
2. If the order does not concern a monetary payment, the lower instance may, for sufficient reasons, withdraw the suspensive effect of a possible appeal in whole or in part; the same authority is granted to the appeal instance or, if it is a collegial authority, to its chairperson after the submission of the appeal.
3. The appeal instance or its chairperson may, ex officio or upon request, restore the suspensive effect withdrawn from an appeal by the lower instance.
4. If the withdrawal of the suspensive effect results from the substantive decision, the request for restoration can only be made together with the appeal against this decision or at a later stage. This request or the independent appeal against the interim order regarding refusal or withdrawal of the suspensive effect has no suspensive effect and must be decided without delay.
5. If, on the one hand, the suspensive effect is arbitrarily withdrawn, or on the other hand, a request for the suspensive effect or an independent appeal against an interim order concerning refusal or withdrawal of the suspensive effect is arbitrarily dismissed or decided too late, the entity or autonomous institution in whose name the authority made the order shall be liable for the resulting damage.