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Art. 5 Verordnung über Handel und Gewerbe (HGV) - Tourismusorte
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Art. 5 Verordnung über Handel und Gewerbe (HGV) · Tourismusorte
1. Als Tourismusorte gemäss Artikel 12 HGG gelten
1. Adelboden,
2. Aeschi bei Spiez,
3. Beatenberg,
4. Boltigen,
5. Bönigen,
6. Brienz,
7. Därligen,
8. Diemtigen,
9. Frutigen,
10. **\* ...
11. Grindelwald,
12. Gsteig,
13. Guttannen,
14. Habkern,
15. Hasliberg,
16. Heiligenschwendi,
16a. **\* Hofstetten bei Brienz,
17. Innertkirchen,
18. Interlaken,
19. Iseltwald,
19a. **\* Kandergrund,
20. Kandersteg,
21. Krattigen,
22. Lauenen,
23. Lauterbrunnen,
24. Leissigen,
25. **\* Lenk,
26. Lütschental,
27. **\* Matten bei Interlaken,
28. Meiringen,
29. Niederried bei Interlaken,
30. Oberried am Brienzersee,
31. **\* Reichenbach im Kandertal,
32. Ringgenberg,
33. Saanen,
34. Sigriswil,
35. Schattenhalb,
36. St. Stephan,
37. Unterseen,
38. **\* Wilderswil,
39. Zweisimmen.
Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (11)
C-4817/2021 (Art. 5 Abs. 1 PrSG)
Distributor's Mask Ban Upheld Due to Safety Standard Non-Compliance
Requires the party placing a product on the market to be able to prove that it meets the fundamental safety and health requirements.
C-3808/2020 (Art. 5 Abs. 1 PrSG)
Breathing Apparatus Safety Standards Dispute
Obliges the party placing the product on the market to prove compliance with safety and health requirements.
BVGE-2018-V-5 (Art. 5 Abs. 2 PrSG)
Manufacturer fails to prove safety of aerial work platforms with composite baskets.
This provision establishes the presumption of conformity with essential safety and health requirements when a product is manufactured according to technical standards, and its application or rebuttal is central to the decision.
C-6202/2016 (Art. 5 Abs. 2 PrSG)
Manufacturer's Composite Basket Strength Calculations Deemed Insufficient
Used to state that if a product is manufactured according to technical standards, it is presumed to meet the basic safety and health requirements.
C-6202/2016 (Art. 5 Abs. 3 PrSG)
Manufacturer's Composite Basket Strength Calculations Deemed Insufficient
Used to explain that if a product does not comply with technical standards, the manufacturer must prove that it meets the basic safety and health requirements in another way.
C-914/2013 (Art. 5 Abs. 2 PrSG)
Garage Door Closing Force Compliance Case
This provision establishes a presumption that a product meets safety requirements if manufactured according to harmonized technical standards, which can be rebutted by evidence to the contrary.
C-914/2013 (Art. 5 Abs. 3 PrSG)
Garage Door Closing Force Compliance Case
This provision requires the manufacturer to prove that a product meets safety requirements if it does not comply with technical standards or if the presumption of conformity is rebutted.
C-2016/2014 (Art. 5 Abs. 2 PrSG)
Company Not Barred from Marketing Quick Couplers
This provision establishes a presumption that a product manufactured according to harmonized technical standards meets the essential safety and health requirements.
C-2257/2014 (Art. 5 Abs. 2 PrSG)
European Safety Standard Validates Quick Coupler Sales
Establishes the presumption that a product manufactured according to harmonized technical standards meets the basic safety and health requirements.
C-2330/2014 (Art. 5 Abs. 2 PrSG)
Court Lifts Ban on Excavator Quick Couplers, Citing Safety Standard Compliance
Used to establish the presumption of conformity with essential safety and health requirements when a product is manufactured according to technical standards.
C-6412/2012 (Art. 5 Abs. 1 PrSG)
Prohibition on Stencil Machine Upheld, Broader Ban Rejected Over Inadequate Risk Assessment
Obligation for the person placing a product on the market to prove compliance with fundamental safety and health requirements.