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§ 5 Polizeigesetz (PolG) - Kantonsüberschreitender Polizeieinsatz

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§ 5 PolG · Kantonsüberschreitender Polizeieinsatz

1. Der Regierungsrat kann andere Kantone um den Einsatz von Polizeikräften im Kanton Basel-Landschaft ersuchen oder auf Gesuch hin den Einsatz von Angehörigen der Polizei Basel-Landschaft in anderen Kantonen bewilligen.

2. In dringenden Fällen ist der Leiter oder die Leiterin der Polizei Basel-Landschaft zuständig. Über Hilfeleistungsgesuche bei schweren Störungen der öffentlichen Sicherheit und Ordnung entscheidet in jedem Fall der Regierungsrat.

3. Für das polizeiliche Handeln gilt das Recht des Einsatzortes.

4. Haften aufgrund der am Einsatzort geltenden Bestimmungen Angehörige der Polizei Basel-Landschaft für die von ihnen verursachten Schäden, so tritt der Kanton Basel-Landschaft an ihre Stelle. Ein allfälliger Rückgriff richtet sich nach den Bestimmungen der Kantonsverfassung und des Haftungsgesetzes vom 24. April 2008.

5. Der ausserkantonale Einsatz basellandschaftlicher Polizeikräfte darf in der Regel erst angeordnet werden, wenn der ersuchende Kanton den Ersatz der Kosten zusichert. Der Kanton Basel-Landschaft ersetzt den Kantonen, die auf sein Ersuchen hin Polizeikräfte zur Verfügung stellen, die Kosten.

6. Vorbehalten bleiben staatsvertragliche Vereinbarungen zwischen den Kantonen.

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Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (140)

VVGE.1981.82.Nr.73 · ow (Art. 5 Abs. 2 RPG)

Property Owner v. Municipality: Material Expropriation and Compensation for Zoning Changes

This provision establishes the right to full compensation for property restrictions equivalent to expropriation.

VVGE.1991.92.Anhang · ow (Art. 5 Abs. 2 RPG)

Right of Initiative in Cantonal Constitutional Law

This article is mentioned concerning compensation consequences of permissible initiatives.

VVGE.1995.96.Nr.50 · ow (Art. 5 Abs. 2 RPG)

Nature Preserve Zoning Does Not Constitute Material Expropriation Without Development Investment

Cited as the basis for compensation when planning measures lead to restrictions equivalent to expropriation.

VVGE.1997.98.Nr.9 · ow (Art. 5 Abs. 2 RPG)

Property Owner vs. Nature Reserve Designation

This provision states that claims for compensation due to land-use planning restrictions must be made in expropriation proceedings, and was applied to dismiss compensation claims within this decision.

ZR.2004.0001 · vd (Art. 5 al. 1 LAT)

Municipality Infrastructure Contributions Voided in Contractual Dispute

Cited in the reasoning section regarding the legal basis for the questioned levy (plus-value contribution), which was found insufficient to authorize the levy.

AGVE.2004.51 · ag (Art. 5 Abs. 2 RPG)

Expropriated Land Valuation and Comparable Sales.

Provides the principle of full compensation in expropriation cases.

VR.2003.00001 · zh (Art. 5 Abs. II RPG)

Material Expropriation Due to Rezoning from Constructible to Recreational Use

This provision of the Spatial Planning Act is cited in the list of legal norms, relevant to the zoning decision that triggered the expropriation claim.

VPB 87-074 (Art. 5 RPG)

1987 Spatial Planning Report for Switzerland: Land Use and Policy Effectiveness

Regulates compensation for advantages and disadvantages resulting from planning measures.

AC.2024.0236 · vd (art. 5 LAT)

Property Owner v. Tax Authority: Capital Gains Tax on Land Value Enhancement

The court found that the previous decision violated this federal law provision concerning the implementation of the value increase tax system.

AC.2023.0299 · vd (art. 5 al. 2 LAT)

Property Zoning Reclassification and Compensation Claim

The main ground for partially admitting the appeal is the violation of this article concerning the conditions for granting compensation for restrictions equivalent to expropriation.

4.EV.2024.6 · ag (Art. 5 Abs. 2 RPG)

Rezoning Not a Material Expropriation Without Development Intent

This provision defines when a property restriction through planning measures equates to expropriation, serving as a key criterion for the court's assessment.

VR3 2023 47 · gr (Art. 5 Abs. 1 RPG)

Appeal Against Partial Revision of Local Development Plan for Hotel Resort Expansion

Cited regarding the legal basis for compensating planning surpluses, but not explicitly cited in the final orders 1-4.

VR3 2023 47 · gr (Art. 5 Abs. 1bis RPG)

Appeal Against Partial Revision of Local Development Plan for Hotel Resort Expansion

Cited regarding the minimum compensation rate for planning surpluses, but not explicitly cited in the final orders 1-4.

VR.2024.00002 · zh (Art. 5 Abs. II RPG)

Heritage Protection Order Compensation Claim Dismissal

This provision relates to the assessment framework for material expropriation concerning land use planning.

4.BE.2023.9 · ag (Art. 5 Abs. 1 RPG)

Development Gain Tax Appeal: Procedural Errors and Land Valuation Reduction

This provision obliges cantons to regulate compensation for significant advantages and disadvantages arising from planning measures.