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§ 5 Vertrag über die Aufnahme des bernischen Amtsbezirks Laufen und seiner Gemeinden Blauen, Brislach, Burg im Leimental, Dittingen, Duggingen, Grellingen, Laufen, Liesberg, Nenzlingen, Roggenburg, Röschenz, Wahlen, Zwingen in den Kanton Basel-Landschaft - Kirchgemeinden

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§ 5 Vertrag über die Aufnahme des bernischen Amtsbezirks Laufen und seiner Gemeinden Blauen, Brislach, Burg im Leimental, Dittingen, Duggingen, Grellingen, Laufen, Liesberg, Nenzlingen, Roggenburg, Röschenz, Wahlen, Zwingen in den Kanton Basel-Landschaft · Kirchgemeinden

1. Die römisch-katholischen Kirchgemeinden Blauen, Brislach, Burg, Dittingen, Duggingen, Grellingen, Laufen, Liesberg, Nenzlingen, Roggenburg, Röschenz, Wahlen und Zwingen werden in die Römisch-katholische Landeskirche des Kantons Basel-Landschaft aufgenommen.

2. Die evangelisch-reformierte Kirchgemeinde Laufen, die den ganzen Amtsbezirk umfasst, wird in die Evangelisch-reformierte Landeskirche des Kantons Basel-Landschaft aufgenommen.

3. Die christkatholische Kirchgemeinde Laufen, die den ganzen Amtsbezirk umfasst, wird in die Christkatholische Landeskirche des Kantons Basel-Landschaft aufgenommen.

← § 4 Vertrag über die Aufnahme des bernischen Amtsbezirks Laufen und seiner Gemeinden Blauen, Brislach, Burg im Leimental, Dittingen, Duggingen, Grellingen, Laufen, Liesberg, Nenzlingen, Roggenburg, Röschenz, Wahlen, Zwingen in den Kanton Basel-Landschaft Volk und Gebiet § 6 Vertrag über die Aufnahme des bernischen Amtsbezirks Laufen und seiner Gemeinden Blauen, Brislach, Burg im Leimental, Dittingen, Duggingen, Grellingen, Laufen, Liesberg, Nenzlingen, Roggenburg, Röschenz, Wahlen, Zwingen in den Kanton Basel-Landschaft →

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Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (105)

730.2024.330 · bl (Art. 5 Abs. 3 BV)
Insurer Must Consider Appeal Despite Unclear Argument
The court dismissed the argument that the insurance carrier acted against good faith based on the principles of this article.
725.24.143 · bl (Art. 9 und Art. 5 Abs. 3 BV)
Late Objection Despite Defective Premium Notice
Cited as the constitutional basis for the principle of good faith, which implies that a party should not suffer disadvantages from incorrect or missing legal remedy information.
810.24.103 · bl (Art. 5 Abs. 3 BV)
Denial of Visa Extension and Residence Permit for Medical Treatment Due to Lack of Special Dependency
Cited in relation to the claim that the denial of visa extension constituted a denial of justice.
510.2024.16 · bl (Art. 5 Abs. 3 und Art. 9 BV)
Property Transfer Tax: Construction Contract Price Included in Taxable Base
These provisions concerning the principle of good faith are invoked by the applicant regarding reliance on prior tax practice, which the court then analyzes.
810.23.328 · bl (Art. 5 Abs. 2 BV)
Father's Appeal Succeeds in Overturning Unnecessary Educational Capacity Assessment
Cited as a general principle of proportionality that applies to state action, including the ordering of expert reports.
810.24.54 · bl (Art. 5 Abs. 2 BV)
Mother's Appeal Against Supervised Contact Order Dismissed
Constitutional principle that state action must be in the public interest and proportionate.
731.2024.55 · bl (Art. 9 und Art. 5 Abs. 3 BV)
Appeal on Free Legal Aid Forwarded to Federal Court Due to Incorrect Filing
These provisions regarding good faith are mentioned as the basis for the principle that a party should not suffer disadvantages due to incorrect legal advice, but they are not directly applied in the dispositive orders.
810.22.281 · bl (Art. 5 Abs. 2 BV)
Termination of Public-Law Employment Contract Upheld Due to Persistent Behavioral Issues
Cited as the basis for the principle of proportionality, which requires termination to be the last resort.
810.22.281 · bl (Art. 5 Abs. 3 BV)
Termination of Public-Law Employment Contract Upheld Due to Persistent Behavioral Issues
Cited as the basis for the principle of good faith, requiring objective consideration of the causes of employment conflicts.
810.23.196 · bl (Art. 5 Abs. 2 BV)
Foreign National Denied Residence Permit Due to Criminal History and Immigration Violations
Cited as the legal basis for proportionality in refusing the permit, weighing public interest against private interest.
460.2023.92 · bl (Art. 5 Abs. 2 BV)
Failure to Surrender Revoked License Conviction Upheld Due to Negligent Disregard of Duty
Cited in the reasoning concerning the proportionality of state action.
725.23.34.191 · bl (Art. 5 Abs. 3 BV)
Insurer justified in ceasing benefits for degenerative disc condition post-accident.
Constitutional principle of good faith, applied in the context of trust and protection in administrative actions.
725.23.34.191 · bl (Art. 5 Abs. 3 BV)
Accident Insurer Justified in Denying Benefits for Degenerative Disc Herniation
This constitutional provision was cited to explain the general principle of good faith.
2023.04.05.vv.4 · bl (Art. 5 Abs. 2 BV)
Family deportation reversed due to inadequate consideration of daughter's well-being and integration.
Cited in relation to the general proportionality test for revocation or non-extension of a residence permit.
2023.02.22.vv.1 · bl (Art. 5 Abs. 2 BV)
Social Assistance Recipient's Housing Costs Not Capped Due to Caregiving Needs
Used to determine that the state action must be in the public interest and proportionate.