370.100 VRGLGA

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Art. 85 Loi sur la justice administrative (VRG) - Droit transitoire

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Art. 85 VRG · Droit transitoire

1. Les procédures pendantes au moment de l'entrée en vigueur de cette loi seront menées à terme devant l'instance compétente conformément au droit antérieur.

2. La possibilité de recours et la procédure de recours sont régies par le nouveau droit, si le délai de recours n'est pas encore arrivé à échéance au moment de l'entrée en vigueur de celui-ci.

3. Le délai pour contester les ordonnances à portée législative commence à courir à l'entrée en vigueur de cette loi.

4. La prescription des affaires bénéficiant d'une assistance judiciaire gratuite, accordée avant l'entrée en vigueur de la révision partielle de la loi sur les avocats du 21 octobre 2008, commence à courir avec l'entrée en vigueur de cette loi.

5. Les procédures pendantes devant le tribunal administratif lors de l'entrée en vigueur de la modification de cette loi seront transférées au tribunal compétent selon le nouveau droit à l'entrée en vigueur.

6. Les dispositions de l'article 38a concernant la communication électronique dans la procédure devant le tribunal supérieur restent en vigueur jusqu'à ce que la loi fédérale sur les plateformes de communication électronique dans la justice (BEKJ) soit entrée en vigueur et que la plateforme Justitia.Swiss, basée sur celle-ci, soit disponible pour la procédure administrative cantonale ou le contentieux administratif. Le gouvernement est autorisé à constater la réalisation des conditions. Si cette décision devient définitive, l'article 38a et l'article 85, paragraphe 6, deviennent automatiquement caducs.

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Décisions judiciaires appliquant cette disposition (27)

VR2 2025 7 · gr (art. 43 cpv. 3 i.c.d. con l'art. 85 cpv. 2 LGA [CSC 370.100])

Taxpayer v. Tax Administration Regarding Refusal to Rectify Final Assessments Based on Newly Discovered Evidence

Cited for the decision to judge the appeal as a single judge because the appeal was manifestly ill-founded.

SV2 2024 75 · gr (Art. 85 Abs. 1 VRG)

Childcare Worker Unemployment Benefit Suspension Appeal

Cited in the reasoning regarding the transitional provisions for ongoing proceedings after a new law came into force.

S 2007 25 · gr (Art. 85 Abs. 2 VRG)

Divorced Spouse's Supplementary Disability Insurance Benefits and Reliance on Incorrect Official Information

Cited regarding transitional provisions for the appealability and appeal procedure under the new Law on Administrative Procedure (VRG).

R 2007 87 · gr (Art. 60 i.V.m. Art. 85 Abs. 3 VRG)

Farmer v. Municipality: Grazing Rights Allocation and Exclusion of Sheep from Alpine Pastures

The court did not enter a judgment on the first part of the appeal requests because they were filed too late.

V 2005 4 · gr (Art. 85 Abs. 2 VRG)

Grazing Cooperative Merger and Pasture Allocation Challenge

Cited to establish that transitional provisions apply for appeals filed before the new administrative procedure law came into force (VRG).

S 2006 148 · gr (Art. 85 Abs. 1 VRG)

Occupational Pension Benefits and Temporal Link to Recognized Disability

Cited in the reasoning to establish that the application of previous law applies because the procedure was initiated in 2006.

R 2006 103 · gr (Art. 85 Abs.2 VRG)

Applicants v. Municipality Regarding Refused Building Applications

This transitional provision determined that the former administrative court law (VGG) was applicable because the appeal deadline had already passed when the new law (VRG) entered into force.

R 2007 4 · gr (Art. 85 Abs. 2 VRG)

Permit Violations and Municipal Discretion in Construction Dispute

Cited in the reasoning section to establish that the new law (VRG) applies because the appeal period had not expired when it entered into force, but this article is *not* explicitly cited in the final orders (dispositive).

U 2006 139 · gr (Art. 85 Abs.2 VRG)

Permit Holder Fined for Public Order Violation Due to Absent External Security

Cited to establish that the new procedural law (VRG) applies to the appeal.

S 2006 172 · gr (Art. 85 Abs. 2 VRG)

Disability Pension Appeal Remanded Due to Conflicting Medical Assessments

Cited regarding the transitional provision governing which procedural law applies to the appeal.

A 2007 2 · gr (Art. 85 cpv. 2 LGA)

Property Owners and Developer vs. Municipality Regarding FAR Recalculation Costs

Determined that the appeal procedure is governed by the new law (LGA) because the appeal deadline expired after its entry into force.

R 2006 4 · gr (Art. 85 Abs. 2 VRG)

Administrative Appeal Against Construction Permit Approval Due to Unresolved Property Rights

The court mentions this provision to establish that the previous law (VGG) is applicable because the appeal period ended before the new law (VRG) came into force.

A 2006 51 · gr (Art. 85 Abs.2 VRG)

Spousal Property Transfer Gains Tax Calculation and Procedural Error Reassessment

Mentioned in the reasoning (Erwägung 1) regarding the application of procedural law, though not explicitly in the dispositive orders.

S 2007 4 · gr (Art. 85 Abs. 2 VRG)

Claimant's Request for Increased Disability Pension Denied Based on Stable Medical Assessment

Cited in the considerations to establish that the new law on administrative court procedure is applicable because the appeal deadline had not expired when the new law came into force.

S 2007 29 · gr (Art. 85 Abs. 2 VRG)

Saleswoman v. Disability Assessment Reduction

Cited in the reasoning regarding the application of new procedural law (VRG).