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Art. 29 Tierschutzgesetz (TSchG) - Verjährung

TSchG; 5. Kapitel: Strafbestimmungen

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Art. 29 TSchG · Verjährung

Die Strafverfolgung von Übertretungen verjährt in fünf Jahren, die Strafe einer Übertretung in vier Jahren.

← Art. 28 TSchG Tierschutzgesetz (TSchG) - Zweck Art. 30 TSchG →

Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (4)

CR.2009.0058 · vd (art. 27 et 29 LPA)

Speeding Fine Appeal Dismissed Over License Withdrawal

Cited in the reasoning to dismiss the argument that the appellant had a right to an oral hearing under cantonal law.

A/1117/2008 · ge (art. 29 al. 1 let. b LPA)

Appeal of Disability Denial Based on Fibromyalgia and Depression

Used to establish that the claimant met the requirement for entitlement to an annuity (at least 40% incapacity for work maintained for one year).

A/657/1999 · ge (Art. 29 LPA)

Witness Fine for Unjustified Absence Upheld

The provision was used to uphold the fine imposed for unjustified absence of a witness.

UN030051 · zh (Art. 29 Ziff. 1 lit. a TSchG)

Appeal on Animal Protection Violation Conviction Due to Procedural Flaws

Cited as the penal provision applicable for violating animal housing regulations.