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Art. 27 Legge sulla procedura amministrativa (VRP) - Richieste di riesame
Seconda Parte: Procedura davanti alle Autorità Amministrative
Art. 27 VRP · Richieste di riesame
1. Le istanze di riesame sono ammissibili, tuttavia, non danno diritto a una pronuncia di merito da parte dell'autorità e non sospendono il decorso dei termini.
2. L'istanza di riesame viene presentata presso l'autorità competente in primo grado nella questione.
Decisioni giudiziarie che applicano questa disposizione (50)
B.2024.169 · sg (Art. 27 VRP)
Appeal Dismissed Regarding Reconsideration of Food Safety Order
Mentioned as the legal basis for the re-examination request which the court found should not have been entertained.
B.2023.60 · sg (Art. 27 VRP)
Deportation Upheld Despite Father's Death
Cited in the reasoning section as the statutory basis for admissibility of reconsideration requests, which was the subject of the appeal.
B.2023.60 · sg (Art. 27 Abs. 1 VRP)
Deportation Order Upheld Despite Family Tragedy Following Prison Sentence
Cited as the relevant procedural basis for inadmissibility when no sufficient grounds for reconsideration are presented.
22.8980 · sg (Art. 27 VRP)
Enforcement Order Reconsideration Refusal Upheld
The appeal was dismissed because there were no grounds for reconsideration (Wiedererwägung) under this article.
RDRM.2022.32 · sg (Art. 27 VRP)
Residence Permit Non-Renewal Appeal Dismissed Due to Lack of New Evidence
Cited in the reasoning to explain the rule governing reconsideration requests, which forms the basis for denying the request in the final order.
RDRM.2020.109 · sg (Art. 27 VRP)
Mother's Attempted Late Family Reunification Based on Unsubstantiated Threat
This provision was discussed in the reasoning regarding the admissibility of the reconsideration request, which was the subject of the appeal.
B.2022.10 · sg (Art. 27 Abs. 1 VRP)
Refusal to Reconsider Finalized Traffic Ban Upheld
Cited in the introduction as the legal basis for treating the submission as a request for reconsideration (Wiedererwägungsgesuch).
B.2022.10 · sg (Art. 27 Abs. 1 VRP)
Traffic Sign Reconsideration for Existing Vehicle Ban
The main issue revolved around the correct classification of the applicants' submission as a request for reconsideration (Wiedererwägungsgesuch) under this article, which was rejected by the lower instances.
RDRM.2021.119 · sg (Art. 27 VRP)
Reunification Denial Reconsideration Dismissed Due to Untimely Evidence
The court dismissed the appeal based on the general rules concerning the admissibility and grounds for a request for reconsideration (Wiedererwägungsgesuch).
B.2021.190 · sg (Art. 27 VRP)
Residence Permit Re-application Barred Due to Lack of Changed Circumstances
The decision addresses the admissibility of the reconsideration request, which is regulated by this article.
B.2021.190 · sg (Art. 27 VRP)
Residency Permit Reconsideration Denial Upheld
Cited as the relevant provision for the examination of the request for reconsideration, which ultimately formed the basis for upholding the lower decision.
RDRM.2021.14 · sg (Art. 27 VRP)
Residence Permit Reconsideration Due to New Evidence
The decision hinges on whether the requirements for examining a motion for reconsideration (Wiedererwägungsgesuch) under this article were met, leading to the admission of the appeal.
RDRM.2019.86 · sg (Art. 27 VRP)
Appeal Regarding Residence Permit Extension and Revocation of Settlement Permit Based on Changed Circumstances
Cited to define the nature and admissibility of reconsideration requests, which forms the basis for the procedural instruction in order 2.
RDRM.2021.64 · sg (Art. 27 VRP)
Residence Permit Re-evaluation Refusal Upheld Due to Lack of Substantial Change
Cited in the reasoning to establish the nature and admissibility of a request for reconsideration (Wiedererwägungsgesuch), which forms the subject of the appeal decided upon.
B.2020.211 · sg (Art. 27 Abs. 1 VRP)
Shed Demolition Reconsideration Denied Due to Unlawful Alterations
The court confirmed the lower court's decision not to enter a decision on the application for reconsideration, which is based on this provision.