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Art. 85 Code de procédure et de juridiction administrative (CPJA) - Effet dévolutif

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Art. 85 CPJA · Effet dévolutif

1. Dès le dépôt du recours, le pouvoir de traiter l'affaire qui en est l'objet passe à l'autorité de recours.

2. Toutefois, l'autorité inférieure peut, jusqu'à l'envoi de ses observations au mémoire de recours, modifier ou annuler la décision attaquée. Elle notifie sans délai sa nouvelle décision aux parties et en donne connaissance à l'autorité de recours.

3. L'autorité de recours continue à traiter le recours dans la mesure où la nouvelle décision ne l'a pas rendu sans objet. Un nouvel échange d'écritures a lieu lorsque la nouvelle décision repose sur un état de fait notablement modifié ou crée une situation juridique sensiblement différente.

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Décisions judiciaires appliquant cette disposition (29)

603 2024 163 · fr (Art. 85 al. 3 CPJA)
License Withdrawal Upheld for Failure to Submit Psychological Assessment
The court used this article to confirm it could continue to hear the appeal despite the lower authority modifying its decision during the appeal proceedings.
605 2023 129 · fr (art. 85 al. 2 du code fribourgeois du 23 mai 1991 de procédure et de juridiction administrative (CPJA; RSF 150.1))
Unemployment Benefits Appeal Dismissed Due to Foreign Professional Trip and Availability
Cited in the reasoning to confirm the admissibility of the appeal despite a partial modification of the decision by the initial authority.
608 2022 37 · fr (Art. 85 Abs. 2 VRG)
Pension Ceiling Removal Date Following Judicial Separation
This procedural rule addresses the possibility of reconsideration by the lower instance, which the court noted did not happen, confirming its definitive jurisdiction.
608 2022 37 · fr (Art. 85 Abs.1 des kantonalen Gesetzes vom 23. Mai 1991 über die Verwaltungsrechtspflege (VRG; SGF 150.1))
Pension Ceiling Removal Date Following Judicial Separation
This procedural rule governed the transfer of jurisdiction to the appeal court upon filing the appeal, which was a necessary step before the final judgment.
608 2022 7 · fr (Art. 85 al. 2 CPJA)
Insured's Appeal Against Unpaid Health Insurance Premiums and Debt Collection Proceedings
Cited in the reasoning as the Fribourg procedural equivalent to Art. 58 PA regarding the lower authority's right to amend or cancel the appealed decision.
608 2022 7 · fr (Art. 85 al. 3 CPJA)
Insured's Appeal Against Unpaid Health Insurance Premiums and Debt Collection Proceedings
Cited in the reasoning as the Fribourg procedural equivalent to Art. 58 al. 3 PA regarding the continuation of appeal proceedings.
601 2020 186 · fr (Art. 85 VRG)
Foreign National Warning for Reliance on Social Assistance Upheld
This procedural provision explains why the appeal became partially moot due to the lower authority's decision during the proceedings (Abweisung/Abschreibung aufgrund Gegenstandslosigkeit).
601 2020 86 · fr (Art. 85 Abs. 2 VRG)
Immigration Permit Revocation and Improper Reconsideration Procedure
The court determined it had jurisdiction to treat the application as a revision because the lower authority (Vorinstanz) had already sent its comments on the original appeal, triggering the devolutive effect.
605 2019 276 · fr (Art. 85 al. 2, 1ère phrase, CPJA)
Appeal Regarding Unemployment Benefit Repayment Following Suspension Modification
Cited in the reasoning as the cantonal rule allowing the lower authority to amend the decision before sending its observations, which the court considered relevant to the overall context of the re-evaluation.
605 2019 276 · fr (Art. 85 al. 3, 1ère phrase, CPJA)
Appeal Regarding Unemployment Benefit Repayment Following Suspension Modification
Cited in the reasoning as the cantonal rule dictating that the appeal authority continues to deal with the appeal if the new decision does not render it moot, which is relevant for the scope of the final ruling.
608 2020 84 · fr (Art. 85 al. 1 CPJA)
Caterer COVID-19 Compensation Appeal Moot Due to Retroactive Payment
This procedural rule underpins the basis for the Court assuming jurisdiction and ultimately admitting the appeal, as the lower authority's subsequent actions recognized the claimant's right.
608 2020 84 · fr (Art. 85 al. 2 CPJA)
Caterer COVID-19 Compensation Appeal Moot Due to Retroactive Payment
This procedural rule is relevant because the CAISSE's subsequent decisions (Sept 11 and 16, 2020) acknowledged the claimant's right, which the court notes is equivalent to the respondent concluding the appeal should be admitted.
608 2020 84 · fr (Art. 85 al. 3 CPJA)
Caterer COVID-19 Compensation Appeal Moot Due to Retroactive Payment
This rule governs the continuation of the appeal proceedings when the lower authority issues a decision that effectively resolves the substance of the dispute.
602 2019 145 · fr (art. 85 al. 2 CPJA)
Appeal Against Special Building Permit and Prefectural Confirmation
Cited in the reasoning to establish the authority of the lower authority to modify or cancel the contested decision, which forms the basis for the court's action in order I.
605 2019 189 · fr (Art. 85 al. 1 CPJA)
Applicant's Benefit Suspension Upheld for Insufficient Job Searches and Missed Interview
The court notes the appeal is admissible under this article, although it is not explicitly repeated in the dispositive orders I, II, or III.