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Art. 42 Bundesgesetz vom 20. Juni 1930 über die Enteignung (EntG)

EntG; Abschnitt III: Enteignungsverfahren ; IV. Enteignungsbann; 1. Inhalt
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Art. 42 EntG

Mit der Zustellung der persönlichen Anzeige oder des Enteignungsgesuchs an den zu Enteignenden dürfen ohne Zustimmung des Enteigners keine die Enteignung erschwerenden rechtlichen oder tatsächlichen Verfügungen mehr getroffen werden.

← Art. 41 EntG Bundesgesetz vom 20. Juni 1930 über die Enteignung (EntG) Art. 43 EntG →

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Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (10)

A1 21 27 · vs (Art. 42 Abs. 1 EntG)
Expropriation Compensation Valuation Based on Actual Land Hazard
Cited in the reasoning concerning the procedural permissibility of the appeal to the Cantonal Court.
A1 19 194 · vs (Art. 42 Abs. 1 EntG)
Expropriation Compensation Based on Agricultural Value Due to Pre-Existing Rockfall Hazard
Cited as the basis allowing an appeal against the decisions of the valuation commission to the Cantonal Court.
A1 18 192 · vs (art. 42 al. 1 LEx/VS)
Property Owners' Compensation Appeal for Road Construction Damages and Expropriation
Cited to confirm the admissibility of the administrative appeal.
A1 18 34 · vs (Art. 42 Abs. 1 EntG)
Land Expropriation Valuation and Consequential Damages Claim
Cited in the reasoning to establish the procedural basis for filing the appeal against the appraisal commission's decision.
A1 18 34 · vs (Art. 42 Abs. 2 lit. a und b EntG)
Land Expropriation Valuation and Consequential Damages Claim
Cited in the reasoning to establish the Court's full jurisdiction in the appeal procedure.
2018.02.08.entger.1 · bl (§ 42 Abs. 2 Satz 1 EntG)
Expropriation Upheld Despite Procedural Defects; Compensation Awarded
This provision mandates that the expropriation plan approval procedure must be concluded by a decision of the Government Council, which was a key point in addressing the procedural defect.
A1 14 288 · vs (art. 42 al. 2 LEx)
Municipality v. Expropriation Commission (Watercourse Land Compensation)
Cited in the reasoning to establish the municipality's standing to appeal, which is a prerequisite for the admissibility analysis that leads to the decision on the merits.
A-1586/2013 (Art. 42 LEspr)
Expropriation Compensation for Partial Permanent and Temporary Land Acquisition
Prohibits acts that make expropriation more burdensome without the consent of the expropriating party.
A-5029/2011 (Art. 42 LEspr)
Expropriation Notice Damages and Lost Profits
Used to explain the limitations on the owner's ability to dispose of the property during the expropriation ban.
A1 10 38 · vs (Art. 42 EntG)
Landowner Compensation Appeal for Expropriated Agricultural Land
Cited as the basis for the application of the procedure regarding appeals against decisions of the appraisal commission.