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Art. 101 Bundesverfassung der Schweizerischen Eidgenossenschaft (BV) - Aussenwirtschaftspolitik

BV; 3. Titel: Bund, Kantone und Gemeinden; 2. Kapitel: Zuständigkeiten
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Art. 101 BV · Aussenwirtschaftspolitik

Der Bund wahrt die Interessen der schweizerischen Wirtschaft im Ausland.

In besonderen Fällen kann er Massnahmen treffen zum Schutz der inländischen Wirtschaft. Er kann nötigenfalls vom Grundsatz der Wirtschaftsfreiheit abweichen.

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Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (15)

VPB 2004.2 (art. 101 Cst.)
Switzerland-Sweden and Switzerland-Czech Republic Reinsurance Agreements for Export Risk Insurance
This constitutional article obliges the Confederation to safeguard the interests of the Swiss economy abroad.
VPB 2003.136 (art. 101 Cst.)
Switzerland's Export Credit Reinsurance Agreements with Spain and Italy
Cited as the constitutional basis for the Confederation's task to safeguard the interests of the Swiss economy abroad.
VWBES.2022.455 · so (Art. 101 SR (BV))
Swiss Citizen Family Reunification Denial Upheld
Cited in the reasoning as the basis for the Federal Constitution, but not used in the dispositive orders 1 or 2.
D-4599/2020 (Art. 101 Cst.)
Federal Administrative Court Rejects Asylum Claim, Remands Return Order for Further Review
Cited in relation to exceptions to the general rule of return.
D-4390/2019 (Art. 101 Cst.)
Iranian National's Deportation Upheld: Private Matters and Unsubstantiated Fear of Persecution Insufficient for Asylum
Cited in relation to the Swiss Federal Constitution.
E-1224/2013 (Art. 101 BV)
Federal Court Upholds Deportation of Gorani Asylum Seekers from Kosovo
Cited as the Swiss Federal Constitution, likely in relation to fundamental rights or the scope of protection.
B.2011.206 · sg (Art. 29 der Bundesverfassung, SR 101, abgekürzt BV)
Silo Dismantling Due to Excessive Dimensions and Location Violations
Cited in the reasoning (but not explicitly in the dispositive orders 1-3) regarding the right to be heard, which is a procedural basis for the decision, but excluded based on the strict rule.
A 2010 51 · gr (Art. 101 BV)
Federal Agency Property Tax Exemption Denial for Holiday Apartments
Cited in the reasoning regarding the federal mandate for WOKA, but not used in the dispositive orders.
BZ.2009.73 · sg (Art. 101 Abs. 3 BV)
Cantonal Holiday Pay Obligation Under Swiss Law
The court's final order awards a specific amount for compensation regarding the Federal Holiday, which is governed by this provision in connection with Art. 20a Abs. 1 ArG.
BZ.2009.73 · sg (Art. 101 Abs. 3 BV)
Hourly Employee v. Care Personnel Agency: Unpaid Holiday Compensation
This provision is cited in the heading, indicating its relevance to the core issue, although its specific application isn't detailed in the dispositive orders provided.
VPB 2004.2752 (Art. 101 Cst.)
Switzerland v. Netherlands & Poland: Export Risk Reinsurance Agreements
Constitutional basis for safeguarding Swiss economic interests abroad.
VPB 2000.2363 (Art. 101 Cst.)
Switzerland's Foreign Policy: Decade Ahead
Cited for foreign economic policy objectives.
VPB 2002.1999 (Art. 101 al. 1 Cst.)
Export Promotion Law
Basis for the Confederation's mandate to safeguard the interests of the Swiss economy abroad, including promotional measures.
VPB 1986-01-01 (Art. 101 Cst.)
Swiss Confederation Budget 1986: Expenses, Revenues, and Surplus
Cited for the federal government's authority to support organizations serving the goal of promoting ties between Swiss citizens abroad and the homeland.
VPB 85-545 (Art. 101 al. 1 Cst.)
Switzerland's Refusal to Ratify Additional Protocol No. 1 over Education Rights Concerns
Used to support the President's decision to close the debate.