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Art. 43 Legge sulla procedura amministrativa (LPA-VD) - Eccezioni
Capitolo II, Sezione VII
Art. 43 LPA-VD - Eccezioni · Eccezioni
1. L'autorità può rinunciare alla motivazione quando la decisione accoglie interamente le conclusioni del richiedente e nessuna parte richiede una motivazione.
2. Quando l'urgenza lo impone, la motivazione della decisione può essere sommaria.
3. Quando viene emesso un gran numero di decisioni dello stesso tipo e queste possono essere oggetto di reclamo, la loro motivazione può essere sommaria e standardizzata.
Decisioni giudiziarie che applicano questa disposizione (6)
GE.2021.0245 · vd (art. 43 al. 2 LPA-VD)
Parental Appeal of Mandatory Omicron Quarantine Dismissed
Cited in the reasoning to justify the summary motivation of the decisions due to the urgency of the situation.
PE.2015.0031 · vd (art. 43 al. 2 LPA-VD)
Appeal Regarding Refusal of Residence Permit for Marriage and Child Due to Procedural Flaws
Cited in the reasoning regarding the possibility of a summary motivation for decisions in cases of urgency.
PE.2015.0031 · vd (art. 43 al. 3 LPA-VD)
Appeal Regarding Refusal of Residence Permit for Marriage and Child Due to Procedural Flaws
Cited in the reasoning regarding the possibility of 'summary and standardized' motivation.
PE.2011.0157 · vd (Art. 43 LPA-VD)
Immigration Permit Denial Based on Insufficient Integration Assessment
The court noted that the conditions for waiving motivation under this article were not met.
GE.2009.0047 · vd (art. 43 al. 1 et 2 LPA-VD)
Foundation Board Members Fined for Non-Compliance; Fines Annulled Due to Lack of Legal Basis for Individual Liability
This article was cited in the reasoning concerning the requirement for motivation in administrative decisions, but not in the operative orders.
GE.2009.0047 · vd (art. 43 al. 3 LPA-VD)
Foundation Board Members Fined for Non-Compliance; Fines Annulled Due to Lack of Legal Basis for Individual Liability
This article was cited in the reasoning concerning the requirement for motivation in administrative decisions, but not in the operative orders.