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Art. 57 : Administrative Justice Act (AJL)
Art. 57
50 1 The files necessary for the assessment are procured. b. File Procurement
This can be dispensed with in the case of obviously inadmissible or obviously unfounded
legal remedies.
2 The files are open for inspection by the parties to the proceedings.
3 To protect important public and legitimate private
interests, the administrative authority involved in the proceedings may withhold
individual documents from the files, to be specified in more detail to the Administrative Court.
Insofar as it is possible without violating the interests to be protected, it should
report to the court in writing on their content.
Court Decisions Applying This Provision (24)
VB.2004.00412 · zh (§ 57 Abs. 1 VRG)
Social Assistance Retroactive Reinstatement and Duty to Cooperate
This provision is cited in the context of the decision on costs (E.5).
VB.2004.00412 · zh (§ 57 Abs. 1 VRG)
Suspension and Retroactive Reinstatement of Social Assistance Benefits Due to Failure to Cooperate with Verification
Although not explicitly cited in a final order, this provision deals with costs and is listed under 'Rechtsnormen' which often implies its application or relevance in the judgment structure, especially concerning cost allocation (E.5 mentions cost consequence).
VK.2025.00004 · zh (§ 57 VRG)
Jurisdictional Bar to Direct State Liability Claim Against Public Authority
This provision was cited in relation to the court's decision not to forward the file to another authority.
VB.2025.00461 · zh (§ 57 VRG)
Appeal Regarding Administrative Court Jurisdiction Over KESB and Family Law Matters
The court declined jurisdiction concerning protection from violence measures in the first instance based on this provision.
VB.2025.00449 · zh (Art. 57 VRG)
Expired Protection Order Renders Appeal Moot
The court determined the distribution of court costs.
VB.2025.00445 · zh (§ 57 VRG)
Administrative Court Dismisses Appeal Against Public Prosecutor's Office for Lack of Jurisdiction Over Criminal Proceedings
This provision governs the procedural consequence of inadmissibility (Nichteintreten).
VB.2024.00753 · zh (§ 57 VRG)
Antenna Permit Appeal: Standing, Data Requirements, and Location Dependency Assessment
This provision governs the allocation of costs, which was addressed in the final orders.
VB.2024.00194 · zh (§ 57 Abs. II VRG)
Odor Emission Limits and Right to be Heard in Administrative Appeal
This article is listed among the norms relevant to the final decision, suggesting its application regarding procedural aspects or the review of the matter.
VB.2024.00692 · zh (§ 57 Abs. I VRG)
Stalking Restraining Order Extension Upheld
Cited as the legal basis for granting legal aid.
SB.2024.00031 · zh (§ 57 Abs. I VRG)
Taxpayer's Appeal Dismissed: Effective Management Determined in Zurich
This provision is likely cited as the basis for the procedural aspects of the appeal or decision.
VB.2024.00092 · zh (§ 57 Abs. I VRG)
Revocation of Residence Permit Upheld Due to Confirmed Marriage of Convenience
This provision, concerning court costs, was implicitly applied in the final order through the disposition of costs.
VB.2022.00697 · zh (Art. 57 Abs. I VRG)
Foreign National Residence Permit Appeal Dismissed Due to Insufficient Financial Proof
This article is cited in the section detailing the legal norms used in the case, which relates to the rejection of the appeal.
AN.2021.00006 · zh (Art. 57 Abs. I VRG)
Covid-19 Regulation Challenge Dismissed for Untimely Appeal
The court explicitly decided not to enter into the merits (Nichteintreten) of the appeal, which implies the procedural basis for the decision.
VB.2021.00127 · zh (§ 57 VRG)
Patient Rights Appeal Jurisdiction Lack
This procedural provision was cited in the context of the court determining its lack of jurisdiction over the matter as the first instance.
VB.2017.00825 · zh (§ 57 Abs. I VRG)
Family Reunification Denied Due to Untimely Applications and Long Separation
Cited for the imposition of court costs.