Art. 69 Act on Administrative Procedure and Administrative Justice (Administrative Justice Act, VRG) (Verwaltungsrechtspflegegesetz, VRG) - Subject Matter of Appeal

1. An appeal is generally only admissible against a final decision.

2. Procedural orders and other interim decisions can independently be contested with an appeal admissible against the final decision if they can cause irreparable harm.

3. Interim decisions that are considered independently appealable include, in particular, decisions on

1. Jurisdiction;

2. Recusal;

3. Suspension, severance, or consolidation of proceedings;

4. Rejection of evidence proposals;

5. Rejection of a request by a party or a third party for joinder;

6. Provisional measures;

7. Revocation of the suspensive effect;

8. Right to be heard;

9. Denial of free legal aid.

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