Art. 91 Bundesgesetz vom 17. Juni 2005 über das Bundesgericht (BGG) - Teilentscheide

A/1976/2018 · ge (art. 91 al. 1 let. a de la loi fédérale sur le Tribunal fédéral [...] (LTF - RS 173.110))

Police Probationary Termination and Personality Rights Claim Admissibility

Cited in the reasoning regarding the possibility of issuing a partial decision, although this provision was not explicitly in the dispositive orders concerning the final ruling on the substance or admissibility.

LC240030 · zh (Art. 91 BGG)

Partial Divorce Decree Upheld Despite Ancillary Matters Pending

Cited to confirm that the decision is a partial decision regarding its admissibility for appeal to the Federal Supreme Court.

12.2024.126 · ti (art. 91 LTF)

Insurer Liability for Fatal Accident: Prescription Interruption and Remand on Damages Award

Cited in the context of appeal admissibility to the Federal Tribunal concerning decisions that rule only on certain conclusions.

VB.2023.00463 · zh (Art. 91 BGG)

Appeal Regarding Procedural Orders for Supplementary Documentation in Retroactive Building Permit Case

This provision, concerning the admissibility of appeals against interlocutory decisions, was relevant to the court's decision on entry into the merits.

11.2023.54 · ti (art. 91 LTF)

Spousal Maintenance Reduction Upon Early Retirement: Calculation and Needs Assessment

Mentioned in the final section as a type of decision reviewable by the Federal Tribunal.

LB240054 · zh (Art. 91 BGG)

Contract Termination Compensation for Lost Profit Upheld

Identifies the decision as a partial decision (Teilentscheid) concerning appealability to the Federal Supreme Court.

RB240021 · zh (Art. 91 BGG)

Shareholder Severance Claim Jurisdiction Dispute

Cited in the final statement to classify the decision as a partial decision for the purpose of appeal to the Federal Supreme Court.

605 2023 25 · fr (Art. 91 al. 1 LTF)

Unemployment Compensation Denial Overturned Due to Clerical Error and Excessive Formalism

Impliedly applied as the basis for the final decision to annul the contested decision and remit the case (though the explicit reference to LTF articles only appears regarding the right to appeal to the Federal Tribunal at the end of the document, the dispositions I and IV implicitly relate to procedural rules for final judgment/remittal).

VB.2024.00181 · zh (Art. 91 lit. a BGG)

Firearm Seizure: Appealable Interim Decision and Lawful Execution

Cited in relation to the inadmissibility of the appeal.

LB240034 · zh (Art. 91 BGG)

Mother's Appeal Regarding Children's Unlawful Placement and Custody Claims Dismissed Due to Procedural Errors

Cited to classify the decision as a partial decision for the purpose of an appeal to the Federal Supreme Court.

VB.2023.00476 · zh (Art. 91 lit. a BGG)

Noise Pollution Ordinance Application to Sports Facility Use

This provision is listed under 'Rechtsnormen' and must be inferred as the basis for the Supreme Court's action or review context, although the text provided is a cantonal decision summary. Given the structure, it's the only non-cost/non-local procedural rule listed in the metadata block relevant to the overall legal context leading to the final orders.

WBE.2024.31 · ag (Art. 91 lit. a BGG)

Building Authority's Discretion in Suspensively Conditioned Permits

Cited as the definition of a partial decision in the context of appeals to the Federal Supreme Court.

WBE.2024.31 · ag (Art. 91 lit. b BGG)

Building Authority's Discretion in Suspensively Conditioned Permits

Cited as the definition of a partial decision concerning one of several parties.

LE230036 · zh (Art. 91 BGG)

Custody and Care Modification Following Relocation Agreement

Cited in the final section to qualify the decision as a partial decision appealable to the Federal Supreme Court.

LE230018 · zh (Art. 91 und Art. 98 BGG)

Separation Agreement Cross-Appeals: Custody, Relocation, and Support Jurisdiction

Cited in the final section to classify parts of the decision as a decision on provisional measures relevant for a potential appeal to the Federal Supreme Court.