Art. 6 Bundesgesetz vom 7. Oktober 1994 über die kriminalpolizeilichen Zentralstellen des Bundes und gemeinsame Zentren für Polizei- und Zollzusammenarbeit mit anderen Staaten (ZentG) - Schaffung von Zentralstellen

52.2006.48 · ti (Art. 6 LOC)

Appeal Regarding Determination of Domicile Based on Center of Interests

This provision defines the concept of domicile, which is the substantive legal basis for rejecting the appeal.

52.2003.118 · ti (art. 6 LOC)

Municipality v. Resident Domicile Change in Care Facility

The court used this article to determine that the center of interests of the appellant was located in the municipality of Bellinzona, thus confirming the domicile.

52.2003.37 · ti (art. 6 LOC)

Appeal Against Domicile Determination Based on Rental and Minor Employment

Cited in the final orders' preamble, relevant to the definition of domicile, which is the core issue decided upon.

52.2002.186 · ti (art. 6 LOC)

Domicile Determination Appeal Regarding Residency and Intent

This provision, concerning the definition of domicile, was used in conjunction with Art. 23 CC to affirm the center of the appellant's interests in the final order.

52.2002.430 · ti (art. 6 LOC)

Domicile Transfer Denial Overturned Due to Insufficient Factual Investigation

Although cited in the reasoning section listing the applicable law, the substantive provision defining domicile (Art. 6 LOC) appears in the final procedural preamble listing the law used for the ruling, which justifies the decision to annul based on the concept of domicile.

52.2002.73 · ti (Art. 6 LOC)

Domicile Dispute Based on Work vs. Family Ties

This provision, defining domicile, is the substantive ground used to rule that the appellant's domicile remained in a different municipality.

52.2001.345 · ti (art. 6 LOC)

Domicile Determination Appeal: Familial Ties vs. Employment Location

This article defining the concept of domicile was the substantive ground used to ultimately locate the appellant's domicile in the correct municipality.

52.2000.130 · ti (Art. 6 LOC)

Domicile Determination: Family Ties Versus Employment Location

The final order recognizes the domicile of the appellant based on this article concerning the definition of domicile under cantonal law.

52.1998.213 · ti (art. 6 LOC)

Domicile Determination Appeal Based on Objective and Subjective Residence Factors

The main ground for upholding the appeal (and annulling the previous decisions) was the finding that the appellant did not meet the cumulative conditions (objective residency and subjective intent) required by Art. 6 LOC for establishing domicile.

52.1996.89 · ti (Art. 6 LOC)

Municipality v. Resident Domicile Transfer Appeal

This article is the substantive basis for recognizing the appellant's domicile in the specified municipality.

52.1998.272 · ti (art. 6 LOC)

Domicile Determination Based on Spousal Residence Over Employment Location

The court's decision implicitly relies on this article (Art. 6 LOC defines domicile) as the basis for upholding the administrative decision regarding domicile, although the main ground for rejection is tied to the facts considered under this provision.

52.1997.79 · ti (art. 6 LOC)

Appeal of Denial of Reinstatement to Residency Register Following Foreign Service

This article defines the criterion for municipal domicile, which is the main issue decided upon (the appeal being rejected because the domicile remained abroad).

52.1997.80 · ti (art. 6, 208 LOC)

Domicile Determination After Relocation and Divorce

Cited in the final orders alongside procedural rules, these articles relate to the definition of municipal domicile and the court's competence, forming the basis for upholding the decision.

52.1996.20 · ti (Art. 6 LOC)

Municipality v. Resident Domicile Dispute

This article, defining who is domiciled in a municipality based on residency and intent to settle permanently, is the substantive ground used to confirm the municipality's decision to strike the person from the domicile register.

52.1995.556 · ti (Art. 6 LOC)

Domicile Dispute Based on Objective Residence and Subjective Intent

Cited in the preamble of the dispositive as a legal basis, pertaining to the definition of domicile, although the operative part relies on procedural grounds for the referral.