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Art. 20 Bundesgesetz vom 30. April 1997 über die Organisation der Telekommunikationsunternehmung des Bundes (TUG) - Organisation der Post
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Art. 20 TUG · Organisation der Post
Falls das Postorganisationsgesetz vom 30. April 1997 nicht gleichzeitig mit diesem Gesetz in Kraft tritt, erlässt der Bundesrat bis zum Inkrafttreten einer gesetzlichen Regelung die nötigen Bestimmungen für die Überführung des Postdepartementes der PTT-Betriebe in eine selbständige Anstalt mit eigener Rechtspersönlichkeit. Er bestimmt die Organe und deren Befugnisse und trägt den Bedürfnissen nach betrieblicher, beteiligungspolitischer und finanzieller Eigenständigkeit angemessen Rechnung.
Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (6)
AC.2008.0205 · vd (art. 20 c LATC)
Municipality v. Denial of Construction Permit for Sludge Treatment Basins in River Protection Perimeter
The SESA cited the lack of cantonal authorization under this article as a ground for its refusal.
AC.1990.7029 · vd (art. 20 LATC)
Property Owners v. Municipality (Zoning Change of Use)
The court found the appeal sufficiently motivated, referencing this article regarding the requirement for written and motivated appeals.
AC.1990.7415 · vd (art. 20 LATC)
Property Owner v. Municipality: Water Wheel Removal Authorization
Cited to confirm that the appeal was filed within the timely period under the previous version of the law.
AC.1990.7435 · vd (art. 20 al. 1 LATC)
Municipal Building Permit Annulled Due to Access Road Defect
Cited in the reasoning section to establish that the appeal was filed within the legal time limit.
AC.1990.7553 · vd (Art. 20 al.1 LATC)
Property Owners v. Municipality Regarding Construction Permit Extension and Zoning Compliance
Cited in the reasoning section to discuss the procedure for filing the appeal, though not directly in the dispositive orders regarding the merits or procedure.
AC.1990.7416 · vd (art. 20 al. 1 LATC)
Environmental Groups v. Public Works Department and Municipality regarding Snow Cannon Infrastructure
Cited in comparison to establish the current 10-day appeal deadline under LJPA.