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Art. 64 : Verwaltungsrechtspflegegesetz (VRG)
Art. 64
1 Das Verwaltungsgericht kann die Angelegenheit zu neuer
Entscheidung an die Vorinstanz zurückweisen, insbesondere wenn mit
der angefochtenen Anordnung nicht auf die Sache eingetreten oder
der Tatbestand ungenügend festgestellt wurde.
2 Im Verwaltungsverfahren sind neue tatsächliche Behauptungen
und die Bezeichnung neuer Beweismittel zulässig. Dem neuen Ent-
scheid ist die rechtliche Beurteilung zugrunde zu legen, mit der die
Rückweisung begründet wurde.
Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (196)
VB.2007.00475 · zh (§ 64 Abs. 1 VRG)
Foundation Purpose Amendment Appeal Remanded for Liquidity Review
This provision was used in the dispositive to rule on the costs of the proceedings.
VB.2007.00379 · zh (Art. 64 Abs. I VRG)
Social Assistance Eligibility for Adult Child in Education Versus Parental Support Obligation
The court granted the request for free legal aid (unentgeltliche Rechtspflege).
VB.2006.00370 · zh (§ 64 VRG)
Retroactive Application of New Law to Subsidy Assessment
Cited regarding the cost consequences in the final ruling.
PB.2003.00040 · zh (Art. 64 Abs. I VRG)
Teacher's Challenge to Administrative Release After Employment Termination Upheld but Dismissed on Merits
This provision likely governs the decision on costs, as it is cited in the dispositive (although the actual final orders are not fully visible, procedural/cost articles frequently appear there).
VB.2003.00104 · zh (§ 64 lit. I VRG)
Minor's Right to Residence After Caregiver's Death
This provision was applied in the final order regarding the allocation of costs in the appeal.
PB.2003.00011 · zh (§ 64 lit. I VRG)
Municipal Restructuring Termination and Reinstatement Reversal
Cited among the legal norms applicable to the case.
PB.2003.00040 · zh (Art. 64 Abs. I VRG)
Teacher Suspension Appeal Over Student Integrity Allegations
Cited in the context of the procedural outcome, although the final disposition itself is not fully visible, this is a standard procedural article often cited for costs/legal aid or related procedural matters when a final decision is rendered.
VB.2003.00434 · zh (§ 64 Abs. I VRG)
Building Damage Indemnity and Right to be Heard Violation
This provision was cited regarding the duty to investigate the facts.
VB.2004.00234 · zh (Art. 64I VRG)
Stadium Development Plan Appeal Regarding Environmental Assessment and Parking Regulations
This provision likely relates to the procedural costs imposed in the final decision (though the exact order for costs is not detailed in the provided snippet, it is listed under 'Rechtsnormen' linked to the decision, and VRG articles are commonly used for costs in Cantonal Administrative proceedings).
VB.2006.00370 · zh (§ 64 VRG)
Retroactive Application of Law in Municipal Finance
This provision was cited in the context of the costs and compensation consequences of the decision.
VB.2007.00379 · zh (Art. 64 Abs. I VRG)
Social Assistance Denial to Adult Child in Initial Education Residing with Supporting Parents
The court granted the request for free legal proceedings and appointed free legal counsel based on this provision.
VB.2007.00475 · zh (§ 64 Abs. 1 VRG)
Foundation Deed Amendment Remanded for Factual Clarification
This provision was cited in the dispositive section regarding the allocation of costs for the appeal.
VB.2025.00189 · zh (§ 64 VRG)
Social Welfare Office's Reduction of Basic Needs Allowance Overstated
This provision likely relates to the costs of legal proceedings, which are typically addressed in the final orders of a court decision.
VB.2024.00073 · zh (§ 64 Abs. II VRG)
Road Renovation Appeal: Contractual Assurances and Legitimate Expectations Regarding Curbs and Paving Stones
Although cited, the specific procedural rule applied in the dispositive is not explicitly stated; this is listed here as it is one of the cited norms.
VB.2025.00306 · zh (§ 64 Abs. I VRG)
Remand for Noise Protection Justification in Building Permit Case
Cited as the legal norm associated with the court's action, likely related to the procedure or costs, although the dispositive explicitly orders a remand to the lower court.