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Art. 29 Legge federale del 20 dicembre 1968 sulla procedura amministrativa (PA)

PA; Capo secondo: Regole generali di procedura; H. Diritto di audizione; I. Principio
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Art. 29 PA

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Decisioni giudiziarie che applicano questa disposizione (841)

VPB 2006.604 (Art. 29 PA)
Federal Gaming Commission Approves "TropicalShop" and "Wondercard" Machines
Procedural article granting the right to consult the decision draft and submit an opinion.
D-1622/2026 (Art. 29 VwVG)
Asylum seeker's Right to be Heard Violated in Document Access Dispute
The right to be heard was violated due to the denial of access to files, which led to the annulment of the decision and its remand to the lower instance.
E-5852/2020 (Art. 29 VwVG)
Family's Asylum Case Remanded for Further Review on Political Persecution Claims
Provision establishing the right to be heard, encompassing the right to participate effectively in proceedings.
E-6997/2025 (art. 29 ss PA)
Sri Lankan Asylum Seeker's Deportation Upheld Due to Lack of Credibility
The court referred to the provisions concretizing the right to be heard in federal administrative law.
D-4190/2025 (Art. 29 VwVG)
Ukrainian National Denied Swiss Protection Due to Prior German Status
Cited as the basis for the right to be heard.
E-842/2020 (Art. 29 VwVG)
Tibetan Asylum Seeker Granted Refugee Status Based on Post-Flight Fears
The court addressed the appellant's claim of a violation of the right to be heard.
E-4492/2025 (Art. 29 VwVG)
Ukrainian Nationals' Protection Status Upheld in Poland
This provision reiterates the right to be heard in administrative proceedings, and the court found that the SEM had adequately considered the appellants' submissions.
D-2507/2024 (Art. 29 VwVG)
Applicant's Asylum Claim Denied Due to Insufficient Proof of Persecution
Provision applied to address the appellant's claim of a violation of the right to be heard.
D-427/2022 (Art. 29 ff. VwVG)
Asylum Denial Upheld: Minor Incidents Insufficient for Refugee Status
Details the right to be heard in administrative proceedings.
F-7108/2025 (Art. 29 VwVG)
Switzerland upholds two-year entry ban for illegal entry and residence.
Cited in relation to the right to be heard.
E-1848/2026 (art. 29 ss PA)
Peruvian Asylum Claim Rejected Due to Lack of Credibility and Evidence
The court referred to the guarantee of the right to be heard.
E-7513/2025 (Art. 29 VwVG)
Guinean Family Asylum Appeal Dismissed Due to Lack of Credibility and Causal Link to Persecution
Guarantees the right to be heard.
D-2880/2026 (Art. 29 VwVG)
Colombian Family's Asylum Claims Rejected Due to Failure to Exhaust Domestic Remedies
This provision guarantees the right to be heard, which was discussed in the context of the applicants' formal objection regarding procedural fairness.
A-536/2025 (Art. 29 VwVG)
Employee Termination Upheld Despite Disability Claim and Right to Be Heard Arguments
Cited as a legal basis for the right to be heard.
E-1566/2025 (Art. 29 VwVG)
Ukrainian Seeking Protection in Switzerland Denied Due to Polish Status
Cited as the legal basis for the right to be heard in administrative proceedings.