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416.11 LAEF CH-VD

Art. 28 Legge sugli aiuti agli studi e alla formazione professionale (LAEF) - Statuto di richiedente indipendente

Capitolo II, Sezione III
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Art. 28 LAEF - Statuto di richiedente indipendente · Statuto di richiedente indipendente

1. Si tiene parzialmente conto della capacità finanziaria dei genitori del richiedente se quest'ultimo soddisfa cumulativamente le seguenti condizioni

a. è maggiorenne;

b. ha completato una prima formazione che dà accesso a una professione;

c. ha esercitato un'attività lucrativa per due anni, senza interruzioni, che gli garantiva di essere finanziariamente indipendente prima di iniziare la formazione per la quale sollecita l'aiuto dello Stato.

2. Se il richiedente ha raggiunto l'età di 25 anni e soddisfa le condizioni menzionate alle lettere b e c del primo comma, non si tiene conto della capacità finanziaria dei suoi genitori.

3. Quattro anni di esercizio di un'attività lucrativa che assicuri l'indipendenza finanziaria equivalgono a una prima formazione.

4. Il servizio militare, il servizio civile, la disoccupazione e la gestione di un ménage con minori o persone bisognose di cure sono assimilati all'esercizio di un'attività lucrativa.

5. Se, nei casi previsti qui sopra, i genitori del richiedente possiedono un patrimonio importante, l'aiuto finanziario dello Stato potrà consistere parzialmente o totalmente in un prestito.

← Art. 27 LAEF - c) Surrogazione Legge sugli aiuti agli studi e alla formazione professionale (LAEF) - Oggetto Art. 29 LAEF →

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Decisioni giudiziarie che applicano questa disposizione (29)

BO.2024.0004 · vd (art. 28 LAEF)
Student Grant Denial Upheld Due to Insufficient Financial Independence
This article defines the conditions for a student to be considered financially independent, which was the core issue of the appeal.
BO.2021.0007 · vd (art. 28 LAEF)
Student Scholarship Refusal Appeal Based on Parental Domicile and Financial Independence Criteria
The rejection of the appeal is based on the fact that the appellant did not meet the cumulative conditions for financial independence set out in this article.
BO.2020.0034 · vd (art. 28 LAEF)
Appeal Regarding Denial of Study Grant Based on Financial Independence Requirements
This provision defines the cumulative conditions for a student to be considered financially independent, which was the core issue of the appeal regarding the consideration of parental financial capacity.
BO.2019.0019 · vd (Art. 28 al. 1, 2 et 3 LAEF)
Scholarship Financial Independence and Legal Aid Denial Appeal
The court confirmed the administrative authority's finding that the appellant did not meet the cumulative conditions of this article to be considered financially independent, thus justifying the inclusion of parental financial capacity.
BO.2019.0007 · vd (art. 28 LAEF)
Appeal Regarding Study Grant Eligibility and Financial Independence Criteria
Cited in consideration 3 to establish the cumulative conditions under which the financial capacity of parents is only partially taken into account for dependent students.
BO.2018.0026 · vd (art. 28 LAEF)
Appeal Dismissed: Study Aid Denial Upheld Due to Insufficient Independent Employment
The court implicitly relied on Art. 28 LAEF (and Art. 28 al. 2 LAEF specifically) as the main ground for rejecting the appeal by ruling that the applicant did not meet the cumulative conditions for financial independence.
BO.2018.0009 · vd (Art. 28 al. 1 let. a à c LAEF)
Student Study Aid Eligibility Based on Parental and Cohabiting Partner Income Assessment
This provision defines the cumulative conditions for partially considering parental financial capacity, which the court confirmed the appellant met.
BO.2018.0012 · vd (art. 28 LAEF)
Study Aid Refusal Upheld Due to Failure to Meet Financial Independence Criteria
The main ground for confirming the decision is that the appellant did not meet the cumulative conditions set out in this article to be considered financially independent.
BO.2017.0011 · vd (art. 28 al. 1 et 3 LAEF)
Student v. Cantonal Scholarship Office: Financial Independence Determination for Study Grant
The court determined that the appellant met the conditions for being considered financially independent based on these provisions.
BO.2017.0011 · vd (art. 28 al. 2 LAEF)
Student v. Cantonal Scholarship Office: Financial Independence Determination for Study Grant
The court applied this provision to decide that the financial capacity of the appellant's father should not be taken into account because the appellant was deemed independent.
BO.2017.0019 · vd (art. 28 LAEF)
Study Grant Refusal Upheld Due to Insufficient Financial Independence
The court confirmed that the appellant did not meet the cumulative conditions of this article to be recognized as financially independent.
BO.2017.0029 · vd (Art. 28 al. 1 LAEF)
Applicant v. Administrative Office (Financial Independence and Study Aid Eligibility)
The court determined that the appellant met the cumulative conditions of this article to be considered financially independent.
BO.2017.0029 · vd (Art. 28 al. 2 LAEF)
Applicant v. Administrative Office (Financial Independence and Study Aid Eligibility)
The court applied this provision to rule that the parents' financial resources should not be taken into account because the appellant was over 25.
BO.2015.0027 · vd (Art. 28 LAEF)
Student Grant Reimbursement Upon Exmatriculation for Academic Failure
Used in the reasoning to confirm that the student had a compelling reason (definitive failure) not to reimburse the grant for the period up to July 2014.
BO.2015.0001 · vd (art. 28 LAEF)
Scholarship Reimbursement Upheld Despite Childbirth
The court used this article as the substantive basis for confirming the obligation to reimburse the scholarship based on the abandonment of studies without a compelling reason.