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§ 58 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 - Verantwortlichkeit

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§ 58 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 · Verantwortlichkeit

1. Schadenersatzansprüche gegen den Kanton Bern sind vor seinen Behörden und nach seinem Recht geltend zu machen.

← § 57 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 § 59 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 (33)

VPB 150000206 (Art. 58 Abs. 1 BV)
Swiss Army's Constitutional Mandate and Evolving Defense Needs
This provision mandates the militia principle for the army's organization, which influences how the defense force is structured and maintained.
VPB 150000206 (Art. 58 Abs. 2 BV)
Swiss Army's Constitutional Mandate and Evolving Defense Needs
This provision establishes the army's duty to defend the country and its population, forming the core constitutional basis for the army's defense mandate.
OG ARGVP 1996 3290 · ar (Art. 58 Abs. 1 BV)
Statute of Limitations Dismissal Procedure and Prosecutor Recusal in Appeals
Cited in the reasoning supporting the right to an impartial judge, which informed the decision regarding the State Prosecutor's recusal.
RBOG.1996.Nr.27 · tg (Art. 58 Abs. 1 BV)
Composition of Deciding Court vs. Evidentiary Hearings
Cited in the summary statement regarding the alleged violation of the guarantee of the constitutional judge.
BGE 112 IA 290 (Art. 58 Cst.)
Criminal procedure—impartial tribunal under constitutional and ECHR guarantees—mandatory recusal of investigating judge from presiding over trial of the same case.
Main ground for annulling the judgment due to violation of the guarantee of an impartial judge through the personal union of investigating and adjudicating functions.
VVGE.1997.98.Nr.43 · ow (Art. 58 BV)
Municipality's Dual Role in Construction Project Approval Upheld
Cited for the right to have one's case judged by a correctly composed, impartial, unbiased, and independent court.
AbR.1990.91.Nr.2 · ow (Art. 58 BV)
Nuisance v. Penal Commission
Cited as a basis for the right to be informed about the composition of the decision-making authority.
VPB 2007.2920 (Art. 58 al. 2 Cst.)
Swiss Army Performance and Development Report 2003-2011
This constitutional provision outlines the army's missions, including support to civilian authorities in situations of grave threat to internal security or other exceptional circumstances, which is a key aspect discussed in the report.
VPB 2007.2677 (art. 58, al. 2, de la Constitution (Cst.))
Switzerland's KFOR Mission Extension
This article defines the mission of the army, including its contribution to preventing war, maintaining peace, and supporting civil authorities, which underpins the constitutionality of peace promotion services.
VPB 150000041 (Art. 58 Abs. 2 BV)
Swiss Army's Constitutional Mandate and "Development Step 2008/11"
The court used this article to define the constitutional mandate of the army, particularly regarding defense, which was central to the assessment of the development step.
VPB 05-2198-1581 (Art. 58 al. 2 Cst.)
Federal Act on Additional Financial Contributions for EURO 2008
Constitutional basis for the army's support to civilian authorities.
CR.1997.0290 · vd (art. 58 al. 1er Cst.)
Applicant v. State: Annulment of Driving Prohibition Due to Biased Examiner
Cited in the reasoning to establish the constitutional guarantee of an independent and impartial judgment.
VPB 816-2001-0469 (Art. 58 al. 1 Cst.)
Armée XXI: Swiss Army Reform Proposal
This article, by stating that Switzerland has an army organized essentially according to the militia principle, provides the constitutional framework within which the army reforms must operate.
VPB 926-2001-2331 (Art. 58 Cst.)
Armée XXI: Switzerland's Defense Reform Strategy
Cited as the legal basis for the Army XXI plan, defining the army's organization and mission.
JAAC 65.45 (Art. 58 der alten Bundesverfassung der Schweizerischen Eidgenossenschaft vom 29. Mai 1874 (aBV) bzw. Art. 30 der neuen Bundesverfassung der Schweizerischen Eidgenossenschaft vom 18. April 1999 (BV))
Agricultural Business Lease Rent Calculation
Cited regarding the right to an independent and impartial court.