Art. 6 : Verwaltungsrechtspflegegesetz (VRG)

Zwischenentscheid · zh (§ 6 VRG)

Appeal Regarding Municipal Horse Restriction and Withdrawal of Suspensive Effect

Cited in the reasoning regarding the requirements for issuing provisional measures, which led to the conclusion that the provisional prohibition (Dispositivziffer 1) was inadmissible, thus warranting the restoration of the suspensive effect under § 25 VRG.

VB.2007.00517 · zh (§ 6 VRG)

Professional License Revocation Overturned Due to Procedural Due Process Violations and Insufficient Evidence

Cited in relation to the principle of proportionality.

VB.2007.00472 · zh (§ 6 VRG)

Provisional Use Prohibition for Assisted Suicide Accompaniment in Industrial Zone Overturned

Cited regarding the restoration of the suspensive effect in the context of the appeal procedure.

PB.2005.00056 · zh (§ 6 VRG)

Foreign Litigant's Failure to Designate Swiss Service Address Justifies Dismissal

Cited in connection with § 80c and § 70 VRG as the basis for requiring parties with a foreign residence to designate a domicile for service in Switzerland.

VB.2004.00074 · zh (§ 6 VRG)

Operator Ordered to Cease Hotel Operations Pending Building Permit Application

This provision governed the procedural consequences concerning the costs of the appeal, as specified in the final orders.

PB.2005.00056 · zh (§ 6 VRG)

Appeal Dismissal for Failure to Designate Swiss Domicile

Cited in the reasoning as the basis for the administrative authority (and court) being able to substitute service or refuse to enter upon the appeal if parties residing abroad fail to name a domicile or representative in Switzerland.

PB.2005.00056 · zh (§ 80c in Verbindung mit § 70 und § 6 VRG)

Appeal Dismissal for Failure to Designate Swiss Domicile

Cited in the reasoning as the basis for the administrative authority (and court) being able to substitute service or refuse to enter upon the appeal if parties residing abroad fail to name a domicile or representative in Switzerland.

VB.2004.00074 · zh (§ 6 VRG)

Building Authority Order Upheld in Agricultural Zone Hotel Operation Dispute

This provision is cited in the legal norms section, which typically precedes the operative part, but the text does not show the final operative orders (dispositive). Since the query requires inclusion *only if explicitly cited in the dispositive (the numbered orders at the end of the decision)*, and the provided text only lists cited norms and summary information without showing the final numbered orders, I cannot definitively confirm its application in the final orders.

VB.2007.00472 · zh (§ 6 VRG)

Assisted Suicide Services Use Permit Appeal

Cited in the section listing relevant legal norms, relevant to the overall administrative appeal procedure.

VB.2007.00473 · zh (§ 6 VRG)

Administrative Court Upholds Provisional Injunction Against Residential Use for Assisted Suicide Services Due to Permit Non-Compliance

This provision concerns general rules of administrative procedure relevant to the matter.

VB.2025.00157 · zh (§ 6 VRG)

Physician License Revocation for Withholding Patient Files

This procedural provision is cited in the context of the overall legal basis, likely governing the administrative appeal process that was rejected.

VB.2024.00669 · zh (§ 6 VRG)

Appealability of Precautionary Measures in Automatic Traffic Enforcement

Cited in the context of the jurisdiction regarding municipal policing measures.

VB.2024.00453 · zh (§ 6 VRG)

Case Concerning Extension of Domestic Violence Protective Measures Without Prior Hearing

The court implicitly applied this rule regarding the obligation of the lower court to conduct further fact-finding, leading to the remand.

VB.2024.00256 · zh (§ 6 VRG)

Marriage Permit Circumvention Denied Stay of Removal

Cited as a procedural ground for the court's decision.

VB.2023.00487 · zh (§ 6 VRG)

Administrative Appeal Regarding School Assignment Dismissal Due to Improper Collegial Decision-Making

This provision is relevant because the Court notes that the Administrative Procedure Act (VRG) applies in the appellate procedure rather than the provision cited by the President.