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Art. 64 Loi sur l'organisation judiciaire (GOG) - Recours administratif au tribunal

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Art. 64 GOG · Recours administratif au tribunal

1. Le recours administratif auprès du Tribunal administratif cantonal est recevable contre les décisions des dernières autorités cantonales compétentes.

2. Le recours administratif est irrecevable contre

a. Les décisions pour lesquelles un recours est prévu devant le Tribunal administratif fédéral ou un autre moyen de droit devant une autorité fédérale;

b. Les décisions que la législation déclare définitives;

c. Les décisions concernant la résolution de plaintes de surveillance;

d. Les décisions à caractère principalement politique, en particulier

1. Les décisions concernant la création et l'approbation de plans non contraignants pour les propriétaires fonciers,

2. Les décisions concernant les demandes de grâce,

3. Les décisions concernant les contributions pour lesquelles il n'existe aucun droit légal,

4. Les décisions concernant l'octroi, le refus ou le transfert de concessions pour lesquelles il n'existe aucun droit légal;

e. Les arrêtés et approbations d'arrêtés;

f. Les actes du gouvernement au sens de l'art. 88 al. 2 phrase 2 de la Loi sur le Tribunal fédéral.

3. En cas de déni de justice, de retard injustifié de la justice et contre les décisions préliminaires et intermédiaires indépendamment prononcées par les autorités administratives de dernière instance, un recours peut être formé auprès du Tribunal administratif conformément aux dispositions de la Loi sur le Tribunal fédéral, même si sa compétence au fond n'est pas établie.

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Décisions judiciaires appliquant cette disposition (54)

VVGE.1976.77.Nr.41 · ow (Art. 64 Bst. a GOG)
Neighbor's Standing Lacking in Building Permit Challenge
Used to determine the standing of the appellant to appeal to the administrative court.
VVGE.1976.77.Nr.59 · ow (Art. 64 Bst. a GOG)
Restaurant Approval Challenge Limited to Economic Impact, Not General Regulations
Cited to establish the standing of the appellants to appeal the administrative decision.
VVGE.1976.77.Nr.60 · ow (Art. 64 Bst. a GOG)
Restaurateurs Association v. Competition Assessment
This provision defines who is entitled to appeal to the administrative court, requiring the appellant to be affected by the contested decision and have a protectable interest in its annulment or amendment.
VVGE.1978.80.Nr.30 · ow (Art. 64 Bst. a GOG)
Property Owner's Appeal Dismissed After Property Sale
Used to declare the appeal inadmissible due to a lack of a protectable interest after the property was sold.
VVGE.1978.80.Nr.52 · ow (Art. 64 Bst. a GOG)
Building Permit for Pigsty Upheld: Agricultural Structure Status, Appeal Rights, and Odor Mitigation Confirmed
Cited as the basis for defining who is authorized to appeal to the administrative court.
VVGE.1981.82.Anhang · ow (Art. 64 Bst. a GOG)
Standing to Appeal Building Permits and Land-Use Decisions
This article is cited as the basis for provincial administrative appeals, and its wording is noted to be very similar to Article 103 lit. a OG.
VVGE.1981.82.Nr.36 · ow (Art. 64 GOG)
Municipality's Building Permit Autonomy Limited
This provision is mentioned as granting municipalities the right to appeal in matters of public interest, including those concerning their autonomy.
VVGE.1983.84.Nr.31 · ow (Art. 64 Bst. a GOG)
Standing to Appeal Administrative Decisions: Demonstrating Specific Harm
This provision defines who is entitled to lodge an appeal with the administrative court, requiring the appellant to be affected by the contested decision and have a protectable interest in its annulment.
VVGE.1985.86.Nr.41 · ow (Art. 64 Bst. b GOG)
Municipal Council Bound to Implement Citizen Initiative Content
This provision was used to address the admissibility of the appeal concerning municipal matters where public interests are at stake.
VVGE.1985.86.Nr.49 · ow (Art. 64 Bst. a GOG)
District Municipality Exclusion from Tax Allocation Proceedings
Used to determine that the Bezirksgemeinde Schwendi had a legitimate interest in the appeal because its financial assets were diminished by the contested decision.
VVGE.1985.86.Nr.55 · ow (Art. 64 Bst. c GOG)
Municipal Tax Objection Commission Standing and Extraordinary Income in Tax Assessments
Determines who is entitled to file an administrative court appeal in tax matters.
VVGE.1985.86.Nr.66 · ow (Art. 64 Bst. a GOG)
Apothecary v. Hospital Pharmacy Permit
This provision was referenced in the context of who is authorized to appeal to the Regierungsrat, stating that anyone affected by the decision and having a protectable interest in its annulment or amendment is entitled to appeal.
VVGE.1987.88.Nr.39 · ow (Art. 64 Bst. a GOG)
Former Building Manager's Appeal Inadmissible After Resignation
This provision is cited as the basis for the decision regarding the representation of the condominium owners' association in the appeal process.
VVGE.1987.88.Nr.55 · ow (Art. 64 Bst. a GOG)
Neighbor's Appeal of Construction Permit for Adjacent Workspace Denied
Cited as the legal basis for the right to appeal to the Administrative Court, requiring the appellant to be affected by the decision and have a legitimate interest in its annulment or modification.
VVGE.1987.88.Nr.60 · ow (Art. 64 Bst. a GOG)
Dentist's Permit Extension and Foreign Diplomas
This provision was used to assess the legitimacy of a professional colleague and a professional association to challenge the granting of a professional practice permit.