143.1
VRPG
CH-AR
Art. 56 Gesetz über die Verwaltungsrechtspflege (VRPG) - Beschwerdegründe; Überprüfungsbefugnis
3. Abschnitt: Die Verwaltungsgerichtsbarkeit - III. Die Verwaltungsgerichtsbeschwerde
Art. 56 VRPG · Beschwerdegründe; Überprüfungsbefugnis
1. Mit der Beschwerde können Rechtsverletzungen sowie die unrichtige oder unvollständige Feststellung des Sachverhalts gerügt werden.
2. Das Obergericht hat volle Überprüfungsbefugnis, soweit dies im Gesetz vorgesehen ist oder wenn sein Entscheid an eine Bundesinstanz mit unbeschränkter Überprüfungsbefugnis weitergezogen werden kann.
3. Im Anwendungsbereich von Art. 19, 20, 24 und 25 hat das Obergericht volle Überprüfungsbefugnis.
Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (49)
OG O4V 22 25 · ar (Art. 56 Abs. 1 VRPG)
License Withdrawal Upheld After Evading Sobriety Test Following Hit-and-Run
Cited in the reasoning to define the scope of review (limited to legal violations, including abuse of discretion, and factual findings).
OG O4V 22 23 · ar (Art. 56 VRPG)
Property Owner's Appeal Against Cantonal Road Expropriation Dismissed
Cited in the reasoning to define the scope of review (legal and factual errors).
OG O4V 22 8 · ar (Art. 56 VRPG)
Appeal Dismissed: Educational Subsidy Denial for Out-of-Canton Private Schooling
The court's review was limited to challenging legal violations (including abuse of discretion) and incorrect fact-finding, as per this provision, when dismissing the appeal.
OG O4V 21 36 · ar (Art. 56 VRPG)
Appeal of Building Permit Denial for Access Road in Agricultural Zone
This provision defines the scope of review (Rügen von Rechtsverletzungen und Sachverhaltskontrolle), which the court implicitly applied by limiting its cognition.
OG O4V 21 33 ARGVP 2 · ar (Art. 56 Abs. 1 VRPG)
Property Valuation Equality Challenge
Cited in the reasoning regarding the power to review legal errors, including contradictions between cantonal and superior law, which is the basis for the court's jurisdiction in this matter.
OG O4V 21 6 · ar (Art. 56 Abs. 1 VRPG)
Residence Permit Revocation Following Short-Term Marriage Without Proof of Hardship
Cited to define the limited scope of review (Kognition) of the High Court regarding legal violations and assessment of facts.
OG O2V 21 20 · ar (Art. 56 VRPG)
Social Security Damages Liability Reversed Based on Defense of Necessity in Corporate Insolvency
Cited in the reasoning section to confirm compliance with procedural requirements for admissibility (though not repeated in the dispositive).
OG O4V 20 36 · ar (Art. 56 Abs. 1 VRPG)
Family Refugee Early Settlement Permit Appeal Over Social Assistance Debt
Cited in the reasoning to define the scope of review (review for legal violations and incorrect/incomplete fact-finding).
OG O4V 20 39 · ar (Art. 56 Abs. 1 VRPG)
Municipality Liability for Social Assistance Based on Established Support Residence
Cited to define the scope of review (cognition) of the Obergericht in administrative appeals.
OG O4V 20 19 · ar (Art. 56 Abs. 1 VRPG)
Property Owner Appeal of Municipal Rezoning Zone Inadmissible
Used to define the scope of review (cognition) of the High Court regarding legal errors and factual findings.
OG O4V 20 19 · ar (Art. 56 Abs. 2 VRPG)
Property Owner Appeal of Municipal Rezoning Zone Inadmissible
Used to confirm that the High Court is precluded from reviewing the discretionary power in spatial planning matters.
OG O4V 21 5 ARGVP 20 · ar (Art. 56 Abs. 3 VRPG)
Driving License Withdrawal Costs Allocation After Mootness
The court asserts its full power of review regarding the reallocation of costs from the recourse procedure.
OG O4V 21 5 · ar (Art. 56 Abs. 3 VRPG)
License Condition Appeal Dismissed as Moot with Fee Awards
Cited to affirm the Obergericht's full power of review regarding the re-determination of appeal proceedings costs.
OG O4V 20 9 · ar (Art. 56 VRPG)
Departmental Decision on Retroactive Building Permit and Restoration Order Upheld Due to Procedural Deficiencies and Planning Law Violations
Defines the scope of review (Kognition) for appeals before the Obergericht.
OG O4V 20 10 · ar (Art. 56 VRPG)
Building Permit Revocation Due to Insufficient Easement Access
Mentioned as the general rule for the scope of review in administrative appeals, although the main ground for the final order is substantive law (RPG/BauG).