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Art. 59 : Verwaltungsrechtspflegegesetz (VRG)
Art. 59
1 Auf Antrag der Parteien oder von Amtes wegen kann eine d. Mündliche
mündliche Verhandlung angeordnet werden. Diese kann neben der Verhandlung
schriftlichen Vernehmlassung durchgeführt werden oder auch an deren
Stelle treten.50
2 Die Vorladung ist mit der Androhung zu verbinden, dass bei Nicht-
erscheinen Verzicht auf die mündliche Darlegung des eigenen Stand-
punktes angenommen werde.
Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (99)
VB.2024.00547 · zh (§ 59 Abs. 1 VRG)
Tuition Fee Dispute and Right to Public Hearing
This procedural provision is cited in the section listing applicable legal norms and pertains to the admissibility or procedure, as the case was dismissed.
VB.2024.00543 · zh (§ 59 VRG)
Applicant's Rehabilitation Efforts Insufficient for Conditional Release
This provision likely pertains to administrative procedure or the court's jurisdiction in reviewing decisions regarding conditional release.
VB.2024.00544 · zh (§ 59 VRG)
Prisoner Transfer Denial Upheld Due to Lack of Resocialization Participation
This provision of the cantonal procedural law was applied regarding the overall administrative court procedure leading to the final decision.
VB.2023.00404 · zh (§ 59 Abs. 1 VRG)
Municipality Overturned for Failure to Issue Pre-Demolition Order Prior to Immediate Enforcement
Cited in relation to the enforcement procedure, which the court discussed in connection with the lack of prior deadline setting.
VB.2023.00256 · zh (§ 59 VRG)
Food Producer Misleading Consumers on Soybean Drink Origin
This provision was cited in the list of legal norms, likely related to the procedural framework of the administrative court.
VB.2024.00154 · zh (§ 59 Abs. I VRG)
Kosovo National Family Reunification Appeal Dismissed Due to Insufficient Financial Support Proof
This provision governs the outcome of the appeal, as the appeal was dismissed based on it.
VB.2023.00375 · zh (§ 59 Abs. I VRG)
Conditional Release Appeal: Jurisdiction, Delay, and Risk Assessment
This procedural norm is listed, likely concerning the ruling on the appeal.
VB.2023.00033 · zh (§ 59 VRG)
Residency Permit Non-Extension Appeal Granted Due to Parental Relationship and Financial Change
Applied for the partial approval of the appeal, likely related to procedural aspects or the correction of the previous decision.
VB.2023.00403 · zh (§ 59 Abs. I VRG)
Owner loses dog permanently after failing to meet rehoming conditions
Cited in relation to the waiver of oral proceedings, but not explicitly used in the dispositive orders.
VB.2022.00411 · zh (§ 59 Abs. I VRG)
Disciplinary Penalty Case Mootness and Costs Appeal
This provision is cited in the context of the legal basis for the decision regarding party compensation and legal aid.
VB.2022.00774 · zh (§ 59 Abs. I VRG)
Denial of Residence Permit for Multi-Stage Educational Pathway Upheld
This provision governs the outcome of the appeal concerning costs and compensation, as cited in the final order.
VB.2022.00484 · zh (§ 59 Abs. I VRG)
Appeal Dismissed: Refusal to Reconsider Deportation After Repeated Criminal Acts
This provision was used to justify the dismissal of the appeal because there was no decisive change in the factual or legal situation.
VB.2022.00063 · zh (§ 59 Abs. 1 VRG)
Sham Marriage Residency Permit Denied
This provision likely relates to the procedural rights in administrative proceedings, potentially concerning the right to be heard or the admissibility of evidence, which is relevant to the court's consideration of the police interrogations.
VB.2021.00623 · zh (§ 59 Abs. 1 VRG)
Exclusion from Bachelor's Program Due to Failed Retake Exams
This provision is cited among the legal norms in the document, suggesting its relevance to the decision's context, although the actual dispositive content is not fully visible, this is a general standard provision often used in administrative law decisions.
VB.2021.00246 · zh (§ 59 VRG)
Welfare Appeal: Household Presumption and Neighborly Aid
Cited for the procedural aspect of the court's decision on the merits of the case.