Legislator Jurisprudence & Législation
155.21 VRPGLPJALGA CH-BE

Art. 84 Loi sur la procédure et la juridiction administratives (LPJA) - Jugement

Procédure de recours devant les autorités de justice indépendantes de l'administration - Devant le Tribunal administratif - Dispositions particulières de procédure
Ouvrir la source officielle Texte complet (140 Articles) Version Markdown lisible par machine (.md)

Art. 84 Loi sur la procédure et la juridiction administratives (LPJA) · Jugement

1. Lorsque le Tribunal administratif annule la décision ou la décision sur recours attaquée, il se prononce sur le fond ou renvoie le dossier à l'instance précédente pour nouvelle décision.

2. A défaut d'une disposition légale particulière y dérogeant, le Tribunal administratif ne peut aller dans son jugement au-delà des conclusions des parties.

3. Dans le domaine du droit des assurances sociales, le Tribunal administratif n'est pas lié par les conclusions des parties. Il peut, tout en préservant le droit d'être entendu, modifier la décision au détriment de la partie recourante ou accorder à cette dernière plus qu'elle n'a demandé.

4. Au surplus, le jugement contient par analogie les éléments énoncés à l'article 52.

← Art. 83 Loi sur la procédure et la juridiction administratives (LPJA) Dispositions générales - Champ d'application Art. 84a Loi sur la procédure et la juridiction administratives (LPJA) →

Vous souhaitez savoir comment cette disposition s'applique à votre dossier ?

Analysez ce texte législatif avec la jurisprudence, la doctrine et les dispositions connexes dans Legislator AI.

Ouvrir dans Legislator →

Décisions judiciaires appliquant cette disposition (943)

100 2024 215 · be (Art. 84 Abs. 1 VRPG)
Neighbor Standing in Road Clearance Hedge Dispute
Cited to justify sending the case back to the lower court for substantive review rather than deciding on the merits itself.
200 2024 673 · be (Art. 84 Abs. 3 VRPG)
Beneficiary v. Swiss Invalidity Insurance (IV) - Voice Coaching Coverage Denial
Cited to confirm the Court's capacity for free review under cantonal procedural law.
100 2023 79 · be (Art. 84 Abs. 2 VRPG)
Company Appeal Regarding Sectoral Assessment for COVID-19 Hardship Subsidies
Cited in the reasoning (E. 5.3) as the basis for the prohibition of worsening the situation for the appellant upon reassessment following the partial success of the appeal, although not explicitly in the dispositive, cost/procedural reasoning suggests its relevance to the decision outcome.
200 2022 316 · be (Art. 84 Abs. 3 VRPG)
Municipality v. IV Office: Offsetting of Social Assistance and Mandatory Insurance Premiums Against Retroactive Invalidity Payment
Mentioned in the reasoning regarding the court's power to rule beyond the parties' requests.
100 2020 447 · be (Art. 84 Abs. 2 VRPG)
Boat Operator v. Bern Cantonal Administrative Court (Speeding on Lake Brienz)
Although this article concerning the prohibition of worsening a decision (reformatio in peius) was mentioned in the reasoning (E. 7.2), it does not appear in the final dispositive orders (1, 2, 3).
100 2020 141 · be (Art. 84 Abs. 1 VRPG)
Family Reunification Application Timeliness and Procedural Diligence
Cited as the basis for the court's decision not to rule on the merits (reformatory judgment) due to the existence of discretion, requiring referral back to the respondent authority.
200 2019 21 · be (Art. 84 Abs. 3 VRPG)
Pension Calculation Dispute Involving Child-Rearing Credits Without Legal Paternity
Cited along with Art. 61 lit. c and d ATSG to confirm the court's free review of the decision binding it to the parties' requests.
200 2018 629 · be (Art. 84 Abs. 3 VRPG)
Claimant v. Invalidity Insurance Administration (Helplessness Allowance Increase)
Cited regarding the court's power of free review (freie Überprüfung) of the challenged decision.
200 2019 78 · be (Art. 84 Abs. 3 VRPG)
Employee Insolvency Compensation Claim Barred by Statute of Limitations Following Provisional Composition Moratorium
Cited in the reasoning regarding the scope of review but not in the dispositive orders.
100 2017 7 · be (Art. 84 Abs. 1 VRPG)
Municipality Liability for Contamination Cleanup Costs Following Emergency Land Use
Cited in the dispositive (Point 1) as the basis for vacating the previous decision and remitting the case for issuance of a new disposition.
200 2018 9 · be (Art. 84 Abs. 3 VRPG)
Insured vs. Health Insurer: Coverage for Hospitalized Varicose Vein Surgery vs. Economical Outpatient Alternative
Cited regarding the administrative court's power of free review over the decision.
100 2016 372 · be (Art. 84 Abs. 1 VRPG)
Bulgarian Artist's Residence Permit Revocation Annulled Due to Flawed Interview and Remanded for Further Fact-Finding on Self-Employment Status
Cited in the dispositive as the basis for granting the appeal in part by quashing the prior decision and remitting the case for further proceedings.
100 2016 340 · be (Art. 84 Abs. 2 VRPG)
Taxation of Surface Right Transfers Including Construction Costs Analogous to Turnkey Property Sales
Cited in the reasoning to support the decision to correct the tax calculation even though the point regarding the training fields was not raised by the appellant.
200 2015 524 · be (Art. 61 lit. c und d ATSG; Art. 80 lit. c Ziff. 1 und Art. 84 Abs. 3 VRPG)
Claimant v. IV Office (Pension Retroactivity for Mentally Incapacitated)
Cited to establish the court's power to review the appealed decision freely and not be bound by the parties' requests.
200 2015 524 · be (Art. 84 Abs. 3 VRPG)
Claimant v. IV Office (Pension Retroactivity for Mentally Incapacitated)
Cited regarding the court not being bound by the requests.