734.0
ELEGLIE
CH
Art. 23 Bundesgesetz vom 24. Juni 1902 betreffend die elektrischen Schwach- und Starkstromanlagen (EleG)
EleG; IV. Kontrolle
Art. 23 EleG
Gegen die Verfügungen der Genehmigungsbehörden nach Artikel 16 und der Kontrollstellen nach Artikel 21 kann beim Bundesverwaltungsgericht Beschwerde geführt werden.
Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (19)
A-1213/2022 (Art. 23 i.V.m. Art. 16 Abs. 2 Bst. b EleG)
*R (on the application of National Grid Electricity Transmission plc) v Secretary of State for Energy Security and Net Zero*
Establishes the jurisdiction of the Federal Administrative Court for appeals against decisions of the Federal Office of Energy concerning planning permits for electrical installations.
A-5639/2022 (Art. 23 LIE)
Property Owner Liable for Electrical Safety Report Non-Compliance
Used to establish the Federal Administrative Court's jurisdiction to hear appeals against decisions of control bodies like ESTI.
A-961/2021 (art. 23 LIE)
Owner Responsible for Electrical Safety Inspection and Fees, But Not for Uncontested Repairs
Cited to establish the Federal Administrative Tribunal's jurisdiction over decisions based on the LIE.
A-5236/2012 (art. 23 LIE)
Electrical Installation Fee Annulled Due to Insufficient Investigation
Cited to establish that decisions based on the LIE are appealable to the Federal Administrative Court.
A-4041/2015 (Art. 23 EleG)
Property Owner Liable for Delayed Electrical Safety Certificate Submission
Cited to establish the jurisdiction of the Federal Administrative Court for appeals against decisions of the ESTI.
A-7587/2014 (Art. 23 EleG)
Property Owner vs. Regulatory Agency: Electrical Safety Certificate Mandate Upheld
Cited as the basis for the Federal Administrative Court's jurisdiction to handle appeals against ESTI decisions.
A-7079/2014 (Art. 23 des Elektrizitätsgesetzes vom 24. Juni 1902 (EleG))
Property Owner's Obligation to Provide Electrical Safety Certificate Upheld
Grants the Federal Administrative Court jurisdiction to hear appeals against decisions of the ESTI.
A-6642/2013 (art. 23 LIE)
ESTI procedural costs for low-voltage electrical installation report overturned due to lack of notification proof.
This provision establishes the jurisdiction of the Federal Administrative Court over appeals against decisions of control bodies designated in Art. 21 LIE.
A-1106/2013 (Art. 23 de la loi fédérale du 24 juin 1902 concernant les installations électriques à faible et à fort courant (loi sur les installations électriques [LIE], RS 734.10))
Owner Fined for Failure to Submit Electrical Safety Report
Cited as the legal basis for the Federal Administrative Court's jurisdiction over appeals against decisions of the ESTI.
A-190/2013 (Art. 23 EleG)
Property Owner Fined for Failing to Obtain Electrical Safety Certificate
Cited in reasoning for the jurisdiction of the Federal Administrative Court over appeals against ESTI decisions.
A-822/2012 (Art. 23 EleG)
Property Owner Fined for Failing to Submit Electrical Safety Certificate
Establishes the jurisdiction of the Federal Administrative Court to hear appeals against decisions of the ESTI.
A-3944/2010 (Art. 23 LIE)
Federal Office of Energy v. Property Owner (Electrical Safety Reports)
Establishes the jurisdiction of the Federal Administrative Court over appeals against decisions from control bodies designated under this article.
A-4183/2009 (Art. 21 und 23 des Elektrizitätsgesetzes (EleG))
Property Owner Fails to Provide Electrical Safety Certificate Despite Multiple Extensions
Cited as the basis for the Federal Administrative Court's jurisdiction over appeals against decisions by the ESTI.
A-2391/2009 (Art. 21 und 23 EleG)
Manufacturer's Appeal: Sales Ban Upheld, Costs Waived Due to Procedural Defect
Cited as the legal basis for the Federal Administrative Court to hear appeals against orders under Art. 5 VwVG.
A-6159/2008 (Art. 21 und 23 des Elektrizitätsgesetzes vom 24. Juni 1902 (EleG, SR 734.0))
Owner's Duty to Correct Electrical Deficiencies Upheld Despite Incomplete Report
Cited to establish the Federal Administrative Court's jurisdiction to hear appeals against orders from ESTI.