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Art. 89 Bundesgesetz vom 17. Juni 2005 über das Bundesgericht (BGG) - Beschwerderecht
BGG; 3. Kapitel: Das Bundesgericht als ordentliche Beschwerdeinstanz
Art. 89 BGG · Beschwerderecht
Zur Beschwerde in öffentlich-rechtlichen Angelegenheiten ist berechtigt, wer: a. vor der Vorinstanz am Verfahren teilgenommen hat oder keine Möglichkeit zur Teilnahme erhalten hat; b. durch den angefochtenen Entscheid oder Erlass besonders berührt ist; und c. ein schutzwürdiges Interesse an dessen Aufhebung oder Änderung hat.
Zur Beschwerde sind ferner berechtigt: a. die Bundeskanzlei, die Departemente des Bundes oder, soweit das Bundesrecht es vorsieht, die ihnen unterstellten Dienststellen, wenn der angefochtene Akt die Bundesgesetzgebung in ihrem Aufgabenbereich verletzen kann; b. das zuständige Organ der Bundesversammlung auf dem Gebiet des Arbeitsverhältnisses des Bundespersonals; c. Gemeinden und andere öffentlich-rechtliche Körperschaften, wenn sie die Verletzung von Garantien rügen, die ihnen die Kantons- oder Bundesverfassung gewährt; d. Personen, Organisationen und Behörden, denen ein anderes Bundesgesetz dieses Recht einräumt.
In Stimmrechtssachen (Art. 82 Bst. c) steht das Beschwerderecht ausserdem jeder Person zu, die in der betreffenden Angelegenheit stimmberechtigt ist.
Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (684)
BGE 151 II 442 (Art. 89 al. 2 let. a LTF)
Radio and television broadcasting fee on businesses qualifies as earmarked tax; regressive turnover-based tariff violating constitutional tax equality remains temporarily applicable to prevent legal vacuum.
Basis for the Federal Tax Administration's standing to appeal as a federal authority.
A/3582/2023 · ge (Art. 89 LTF)
Unemployment Insurance Fund Joinder in Employee Dismissal Dispute
Cited in the reasoning alongside Art. 111 LTF as establishing the basis for when a third party with a protected interest must be joined.
BGE 150 II 123 (Art. 89 al. 1 LTF)
Professional association standing to challenge negotiated public procurement awards requires showing members’ concrete willingness to bid
Ground for affirming lack of standing of the associations under the combined standing rules.
BGE 150 II 409 (Art. 89 Abs. 1 lit. c BGG)
Lack of protected interest for taxpayer challenge seeking reclassification of rental properties from business to private assets despite potential AHV contribution consequences.
Main ground for dismissing the appeal, as the taxpayers lacked a protected interest required for standing.
BGE 150 V 297 (Art. 89 BGG)
Support domicile of adult formerly placed in family care: private care contract after majority does not preserve child-placement domicile.
Basis for the canton of Zurich's standing to appeal the cantonal decision on cost reimbursement.
100 2020 65 · be (Art. 89 BGG)
Bern Cantonal Court Upholds 30 km/h Speed Limit Reduction for Traffic Safety
Cited in the reasoning (E. 2.1) as the benchmark for legitimacy requirements, which the cantonal law must meet (Minimalgarantie).
2C_648/2026 (Art. 89 Abs. 1 lit. c BGG)
Interim relief after precautionary animal seizure; final rehoming ban by lower authority extinguishes current legal interest in appeal against refusal of protective measures.
Basis for declaring the appeal inadmissible for lack of current and practical legal interest.
1C_247/2025 (Art. 89 Abs. 1 BGG)
Festival permit on public lakeshore without building procedure—standing of adjacent hotel owner challenging lack of public notice and permit review under unified procedure guarantee.
Basis for granting party standing to the complainant despite the festival having already occurred.
1C_250/2026 (Art. 89 al. 1 BGG)
Standing of heritage organizations to challenge building permit for lakeshore development: exception permit in water protection zone as federal task and indirect impact on protected buildings' surroundings.
Used to affirm the appellants' standing as parties directly affected by the decision denying their appeal rights.
1C_190/2026 (Art. 89 al. 1 LTF)
Standing to appeal a favorably decided case on reasoning grounds only; fire safety retrofit order annulled and remanded but owner lacks legally protected interest under Art. 89(1) LTF.
Grounds for inadmissibility: lack of a legally protected interest to appeal a favorable decision based only on criticism of its reasoning.
F-2448/2026 (art. 89 cpv. 1 LTF)
Asylum Claim Rejected: Minor Status Unproven, Dublin Transfer to Bulgaria Upheld
Cited to establish the admissibility of an appeal in a public law matter to the Federal Tribunal concerning data protection.
9F_25/2025 (Art. 89 Abs. 1 lit. c BGG)
Revision proceeding against prior Federal Supreme Court revision denial in corporate tax assessment: alleged oversight or new evidence of share valuations rejected as outside reviewable record.
Basis for denying the alternative request for declaratory relief due to lack of a legally protected interest.
D-7305/2025 (Art. 89 Abs. 1 BGG)
Asylum Revision Denied Due to Untimely or Non-New Evidence
Cited to establish the applicant's standing to file the revision request.
ADM 2024 106 · ju (Art. 89 al. 2 let. a LTF)
Zoning Appeal: Football Field and Camping Site Reclassified, Residential Zones Upheld
Grants federal authorities the standing to appeal before the Federal Tribunal, which was used to establish the ARE's standing before the cantonal court.
VWBES.2024.405 · so (Art. 89 BGG)
Property Owner v. Departmental Decision on Mobile Phone Facility Modification
Cited in the reasoning as the federal practice used to interpret the municipality's entitlement to appeal (Beschwerdelegitimation).