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Art. 54 Verfassung des Kantons Bern, (KV)
KV; 3 Öffentliche Aufgaben; 3.11 Internationale Zusammenarbeit und Hilfe
Art. 54 KV
Der Kanton beteiligt sich an der Zusammenarbeit der Regionen Europas.
Er leistet einen Beitrag zum wirtschaftlichen, sozialen und ökologischen Aufbau in benachteiligten Ländern und unterstützt die humanitäre Hilfe für notleidende Menschen und Völker. Er fördert dabei die Einhaltung der Menschenrechte.
Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (7)
VVGE.1966.70.Nr.15 · ow (Art. 54 KV)
Canton Not Liable for Surveyor's Error
Cited to establish the basis of state liability for wrongful acts of officials in the exercise of their official duties.
VVGE.1978.80.Nr.38 · ow (Art. 54 Abs. 1 KV)
Claim against Canton, not Municipality, for Notary's Negligence
Determines the primary state liability for damages caused by public officials.
VVGE.1983.84.Nr.1 · ow (Art. 54 KV)
Cantonal Liability for Official Misconduct: Simple vs. Gross Negligence
Establishes the canton's liability for damages caused by its authorities, officials, and employees in the performance of their official duties.
VVGE.1978.80.Nr.40 · ow (Art. 54 Abs. 1 KV)
Land Registry Fees Challenge: Calculation Dispute Remitted to Cantonal Authorities
The cantons are liable for damages caused by their officials in the performance of official duties.
VVGE.1999.00.Nr.9 · ow (Art. 54 KV)
Municipality v. Scholarship Applicant (Residency Determination)
Applied to hold the canton liable for any disadvantage to the applicant if the canton of Y refuses to consider the application due to late submission.
VVGE.2009.10.Anhang · ow (Art. 54 KV)
State Liability in Obwalden: Principles and Post-Reform Adjustments
Establishes the primary liability of the state, municipalities, and other public law bodies for damages caused by their authorities, officials, and employees in the exercise of official duties.
TVR.2011.Nr.1 · tg (§ 54 KV)
Court Jurisdiction to Review Revocation of Tax Relief for Relocation Breach
Applied to establish the jurisdiction of the Administrative Court to rule on the appeal, as no exception in law existed for direct review by the Government Council.