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Art. 72 Verfassung des Kantons Bern, (KV)

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Art. 72 KV

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Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (6)

VVGE.1993.94.Nr.32 · ow (Art. 72 Ziff. 3 und Art. 75 KV)
Unlawful Teacher Contract Termination Due to Lack of Notice and Hearing
Cited to question the legal basis of the execution provisions regarding the employment relationship of teachers.
VVGE.2007.08.Nr.25 · ow (Art. 72 KV)
Employment Contract Status for Hospital Personnel Upheld
This provision was used to distinguish between different types of ordinances and their relation to formal laws.
AN.2020.00004 · zh (Art. 72 Abs. 1 KV)
Challenge to Government Council Emergency Ordinance on Childcare Compensation
The court used this article to determine that the Government Council lacked the authority to issue the ordinance solely to protect against a social or economic emergency without a legal basis.
AbR.1990.91.Nr.31 · ow (Art. 72 Ziff. 1 KV)
Electricity Provider's Lien Invalidated Due to Lack of Legal Basis
Cited to differentiate between matters requiring a formal law and those that can be regulated by an independent ordinance.
AbR.1990.91.Nr.31 · ow (Art. 72 Ziff. 3 KV)
Electricity Provider's Lien Invalidated Due to Lack of Legal Basis
Cited in relation to the delegation of power to issue ordinances, indicating that establishing legal pledges would require a clear delegation from law.
AN.2020.00004 · zh (Art. 72 Abs. 1 KV)
Challenge to Pandemic Compensation Ordinance Upheld
The court found that Article 72 Paragraph 1 of the Cantonal Constitution did not grant the Government Council the competence to issue the ordinance solely to protect against a potential social or economic emergency without a statutory basis.