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Art. 28 : Loi sur l'information et la protection des données (LIPD)
Art. 28
1. Accès et délais
L’organe public accorde l’accès à l’information ou rend une décision
relative à la limitation du droit d’accès dans les 30 jours qui suivent la
réception de la requête.
2 S’il ne peut respecter ce délai, il en informe le requérant avant l’expira-
tion de celui-ci, en indiquant les motifs du retard et la date à laquelle la
décision sera rendue.
Décisions judiciaires appliquant cette disposition (7)
VB.2023.00546 · zh (Art. 28 Abs. I IDG)
Appeal Regarding Admissibility of Postal Document as New Evidence for Revision
The court addressed the requirement for new evidence as a ground for revision.
VB.2023.00546 · zh (Art. 28 Abs. II IDG)
Appeal Regarding Admissibility of Postal Document as New Evidence for Revision
The court considered the relevance of the alleged new evidence.
VB.2023.00546 · zh (Art. 28 IDG)
Appeal Regarding Admissibility of Postal Document as New Evidence for Revision
The court's decision is based on the review of evidence relevant to the revision request under the rules of the Information Disclosure Act (IDG).
VB.2022.00547 · zh (Art. 28 IDG)
Appeal on Access to Information and Procedural Fairness in Revision Review
Cited alongside other provisions, this law concerning access to information likely informed the context of the dispute, although its direct application in the final order is less clear than Art. 29 Abs. II BV.
VB.2020.00107 · zh (Art. 28 IDG)
Information Access Delay and Procedural Deadlines
The ruling concerns the timely handling of an information access request, which is regulated by this article.
VB.2017.00391 · zh (Art. 28 Abs. 1 IDG)
District Council Failure to Decide on File Access Request
Cited as the legal basis for the requirement to grant access to files within 30 days or issue a decision refusing access.
VB.2017.00391 · zh (Art. 28 Abs. 1 IDG)
Wrongful Refusal to Act by Administrative Body on File Access Request
Cited in relation to the obligation to grant access to files or issue a refusal decision within 30 days.