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Art. 30 Legge sulle prestazioni complementari cantonali per le famiglie e sulle prestazioni cantonali della rendita transitoria (LPCFam) - Procedura e vie di ricorso
Sezione IV, Sottosezione III
Art. 30 LPCFam - Procedura e vie di ricorso · Procedura e vie di ricorso
1. Le decisioni emesse sulla base della legge possono essere oggetto di reclamo entro 30 giorni dalla notifica della decisione.
2. Il reclamo deve essere scritto, brevemente motivato e indirizzato all'autorità che ha emesso la decisione. Quest'ultima emette una nuova decisione.
3. La procedura è gratuita; non sono assegnate spese legali.
4. Le decisioni sui reclami possono essere oggetto di ricorso al Tribunale cantonale.
4bis. I reclami e i ricorsi non hanno effetto sospensivo, salvo decisione contraria dell'autorità di reclamo o di ricorso.
5. Per il resto, si applicano le disposizioni della legge del 28 ottobre 2008 sulla procedura amministrativa [N].
Decisioni giudiziarie che applicano questa disposizione (27)
PS.2025.0042 · vd (Art. 30 al. 4 LPCFam)
Appeal Against Denial of Cantonal Supplementary Family Benefits Based on Income Calculation Discrepancies
Cited as the basis for the decision on the merits being subject to appeal before the Cantonal Tribunal.
PS.2024.0070 · vd (art. 30 al. 4 LPCFam)
Social Benefit Recalculation Based on Sole Proprietorship Withdrawals
This article established the appealability of the decision under review to the Cantonal Tribunal.
PS.2024.0077 · vd (art. 30 al. 4 LPCFam)
Claimant v. Administrative Body Regarding Family Benefits Recalculation
Cited as the legal basis making the decision on appeal subject to recourse to the Cantonal Tribunal.
PS.2024.0021 · vd (art. 30 al. 4 LPCFam)
Bridging Allowance Repayment Reduced Despite Negligent Non-Disclosure
Cited as the basis for the appeal being admissible before the Cantonal Tribunal.
PS.2024.0040 · vd (art. 30 al. 4 LPCFam)
Family Benefit Repayment Obligation Upheld Due to Lack of Good Faith
Cited as the basis for the appeal being admissible to the Cantonal Tribunal against the challenged decision.
PS.2023.0060 · vd (Art. 30 al. 4 LPCFam)
Cantonal Family Benefits Denial Based on Educational Grant Exclusion
Cited as the basis for the decision being subject to appeal to the Cantonal Tribunal.
PS.2023.0060 · vd (Art. 30 al. 5 LPCFam)
Cantonal Family Benefits Denial Based on Educational Grant Exclusion
Cited as the basis for applying the provisions of the cantonal administrative procedure law (LPA-VD).
PS.2023.0051 · vd (art. 30 al. 4 LPCFam)
Family Benefits Repayment for Undisclosed Income
Cited in the reasoning to establish the appeal's admissibility to the Cantonal Court.
PS.2023.0051 · vd (art. 30 al. 5 LPCFam)
Family Benefits Repayment for Undisclosed Income
Cited to confirm that Vaud's administrative procedure law applies to the appeal.
PS.2023.0074 · vd (art. 30 al. 4 LPCFam)
Childcare Reimbursement and Legitimate Expectation Despite Zero Income
Cited as the basis allowing the appeal against the contested decision to be brought before the Cantonal Tribunal.
PS.2023.0033 · vd (art. 30 al. 4 LPCFam)
Family Benefits Reduction Upheld Based on Imputed Income Despite Low Actual Earnings
Used to establish that the decision under appeal was subject to recourse to the Cantonal Tribunal.
PS.2023.0033 · vd (art. 30 al. 5 LPCFam)
Family Benefits Reduction Upheld Based on Imputed Income Despite Low Actual Earnings
Indicates that the provisions of the Vaud Act on administrative procedure apply to the appeal.
PS.2023.0021 · vd (art. 30 al. 4 LPCFam)
Supplementary Benefit Recipient Appeals Income Calculation Including Private Business Withdrawals
Cited as the basis for the admissibility of the appeal to the Cantonal Tribunal.
PS.2022.0058 · vd (art. 30 al. 4 LPCFam)
Appeal Concerning Calculation of Sub-Leased Rent for Pension Benefits
Cited as the basis for the appellate jurisdiction of the Cantonal Court over the contested decision.
PS.2022.0058 · vd (art. 30 al. 5 LPCFam)
Appeal Concerning Calculation of Sub-Leased Rent for Pension Benefits
Cited as the basis for applying the Vaud Law on Administrative Procedure (LPA-VD) to the appeal.