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Art. 19 Legge federale del 20 giugno 1930 sull'espropriazione (LEspr)

LEspr; Capo II. Indennità; III. Elementi dell’indennità
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Art. 19 LEspr

Nel fissare l’indennità devono essere tenuti in conto tutti i pregiudizi subiti dall’espropriato per effetto dell’estinzione o della limitazione dei suoi diritti. L’indennità comprende quindi: a. l’intero valore venale del diritto espropriato; abis. per i terreni coltivi che rientrano nel campo d’applicazione della legge federale del 4 ottobre 1991 sul diritto fondiario rurale (LDFR), il triplo del prezzo massimo stabilito conformemente all’articolo 66 capoverso 1 LDFR; b. inoltre, nel caso di espropriazione parziale di un fondo o di più fondi economicamente connessi, l’importo di cui il valore venale della frazione residua viene ad essere diminuito; c. l’ammontare di tutti gli altri pregiudizi subiti dall’espropriato, in quanto essi possano essere previsti, nel corso ordinario delle cose, come una conseguenza dell’espropriazione.

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Decisioni giudiziarie che applicano questa disposizione (350)

A-4914/2023 (Art. 19 EntG)
Aircraft Noise Compensation for Property Value Loss
Specifies that all disadvantages arising from the expropriation or restriction of rights must be considered when determining compensation. This provision is fundamental to the assessment of compensation for expropriation of neighbourly defence rights.
A-5274/2023 (Art. 19 EntG)
Property Value Diminution Due to Airport Overflights and Noise Pollution
States that all disadvantages resulting from the deprivation or restriction of rights must be considered in the compensation.
A-473/2023 (Art. 19 LEx)
Federal Administrative Court Remands Expropriation Compensation for Rail Infrastructure Servitudes
Cited to establish that compensation for expropriation must cover all damages suffered by the expropriated party due to the reduction or suppression of their rights.
A-476/2023 (Art. 19 LEx)
Expropriation Compensation for Railway Tunnel Servitudes
Cited as the basis for considering all damages suffered by the expropriated party when determining compensation, specifically for the reduction in value of the remaining part of the property and other foreseeable damages.
A-4908/2022 (Art. 19 let. a LEx)
Federal Administrative Court Rules on Expropriation Due Process and Compensation Valuation
This article specifies that the compensation must include the full market value of the expropriated right itself.
A-4908/2022 (Art. 19 let. b LEx)
Federal Administrative Court Rules on Expropriation Due Process and Compensation Valuation
This article states that in cases of partial expropriation of a property, the compensation must include the amount by which the market value of the remaining part of the property is reduced.
A-4908/2022 (Art. 19 let. c LEx)
Federal Administrative Court Rules on Expropriation Due Process and Compensation Valuation
This article mandates that compensation must cover all other damages suffered by the expropriated party, provided they can be foreseen as a normal consequence of the expropriation.
A-5285/2022 (Art. 19 LEx)
*Federal Administrative Court Annuls Expropriation Compensation Decision Due to Procedural Violations*
Dictates that compensation must cover all damages suffered by the expropriated party.
A-5931/2022 (art. 19 LEx)
Property Owners v. Railway Company: Underground Servitude Compensation
Cited to establish that the compensation must take into account all damages suffered by the expropriated party due to the loss or diminution of their rights.
A-3816/2022 (art. 19 let. b LEx)
Federal Administrative Court Annuls Expropriation Compensation Decision Over Calculation Dispute
Provides the legal basis for compensation in case of partial expropriation, specifically regarding the reduction in value of the remaining part.
A-3820/2022 (Art. 19 let. a LEx)
Expropriation Compensation for Railway Tunnel Easements Remanded for Clarification
Forms part of the definition of full compensation, referring to the full market value of the expropriated right.
A-3820/2022 (Art. 19 let. b LEx)
Expropriation Compensation for Railway Tunnel Easements Remanded for Clarification
Used to determine that compensation for servitudes is calculated based on the depreciation of the remaining property.
A-3820/2022 (Art. 19 let. c LEx)
Expropriation Compensation for Railway Tunnel Easements Remanded for Clarification
Forms part of the definition of full compensation, including other damages foreseeable as a consequence of expropriation.
A-3823/2022 (Art. 19 LEx)
Expropriation Compensation for Tunnel Servitudes Remanded for Further Justification
Cited as the basis for considering all damages suffered by the expropriated party due to the suppression or diminution of their rights.
A-3823/2022 (Art. 19 let. b LEx)
Expropriation Compensation for Tunnel Servitudes Remanded for Further Justification
Basis for calculating the compensation for expropriation as the reduction in the market value of the remaining property due to the imposition of servitudes.