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Art. 103 Bundesverfassung der Schweizerischen Eidgenossenschaft (BV) - Strukturpolitik *
BV; 3. Titel: Bund, Kantone und Gemeinden; 2. Kapitel: Zuständigkeiten
Art. 103 BV · Strukturpolitik *
Der Bund kann wirtschaftlich bedrohte Landesgegenden unterstützen sowie Wirtschaftszweige und Berufe fördern, wenn zumutbare Selbsthilfemassnahmen zur Sicherung ihrer Existenz nicht ausreichen. Er kann nötigenfalls vom Grundsatz der Wirtschaftsfreiheit abweichen.
Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (10)
FI.2008.0041 · vd (art. 103 al. 2 Cst. VD)
Foundation Supervisory Fee Legality Challenge
Cited in the reasoning regarding the legislative power, but not cited in the final orders (I-IV).
VPB 08-0556-3899 (Art. 103 Cst.)
Federal Aid for Obwald Flood Damage
This article provides the constitutional basis for the Confederation to support economically threatened regions, which is applied to justify the special aid to the canton of Obwald.
VPB 2006.2214 (art. 103 Cst.)
Federal Council's New Regional Policy Program and Funding
Cet article de la Constitution fédérale habilite la Confédération à mener une politique structurelle régionale en soutenant les régions économiquement menacées.
VPB 06-0061-2887 (Art. 103 Cst.)
Federal Law on Financial Aid to Surety Organizations for SMEs
Constitutional basis for federal intervention in structural policy and economic promotion.
VPB 05-2198-1581 (Art. 103 Cst.)
Federal Act on Additional Financial Contributions for EURO 2008
Constitutional basis for the Confederation to take measures to support tourism.
VPB 2005.2126 (Art. 103 Cst.)
Regional Policy Reform for Disadvantaged Areas
Constitutional basis for supporting economically threatened regions.
VPB 2002.890 (Art. 103 Cst.)
Swiss Federal Council Proposes Tourism Sector Enhancements
Provides the federal government with the competence to support economically threatened regions and promote economic sectors when self-help is insufficient.
VPB 99-441-e (Art. 103, 106 à 114bis Cst.)
Partial Judicial Reform to Alleviate Federal Court Workload
Constitutional basis for federal procedural law, invoked for the modifications to the judicial organization.
JAAC 63.67 (Art. 103 al. 2 Cst.)
Command Matters: Service Day Imputation Not Judicially Reviewable
Cited by the appellant as a basis for their argument that the exclusion of appeals in command matters is unconstitutional.
VPB 88-005 (Art. 103 al. 3 lit. c Cst.)
Legislative Decisions and Farewell Address
Used to declare the appeal inadmissible because the appealable decision was a final decision on the merits.