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Art. 42 Gerichtsorganisationsgesetz (GOG) - 3. Präsidium
Gerichtsbehörden - Obergericht - Allgemeine Organisation
Art. 42 GOG · 3. Präsidium
1. Die Präsidentin oder der Präsident
a) vertritt das Obergericht gegen aussen;
b) hat den Vorsitz im Gesamtgericht und in der Verwaltungskommission;
c) bereitet die Geschäfte für das Gesamtgericht und die Verwaltungskommission vor;
d) setzt die Entscheide der Leitungsorgane der Gerichte um;
e) erfüllt weitere Aufgaben, die ihr oder ihm durch Gesetz oder Verordnung übertragen werden.
2. Ist die Präsidentin oder der Präsident verhindert, wird sie oder er durch die Vizepräsidentin oder den Vizepräsidenten vertreten. Ihr oder ihm stehen die Präsidialaufgaben und -zuständigkeiten zu.
Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (10)
JAK 2010 11 · gr (Art. 42 lit. c GOG)
Water Access Dispute: Mandated External Judge Appointment Due to Conflicts of Interest
This provision establishes the grounds for the withdrawal of the District President due to a special relationship with a party (as a trustee), which is part of the factual basis leading to the final order.
JAK 2009 44 · gr (Art. 42 lit. d GOG)
Inheritance Dispute: Disqualification of Judge and Deputy Due to Bias Concerns
Cited in the reasoning as the specific ground for the standing down of the Circuit President Y. due to prior legal representation of the opposing parties.
JAK 2009 44 · gr (Art. 42 lit. d GOG)
Disqualification of District Presidency in Inheritance Mediation Due to Conflict of Interest
Cited as the basis for the abstention of the Circuit President because he had previously given advice to one of the parties.
JAK 2009 41 · gr (Art. 42 GOG)
Supervisory Authority v. Magistrate Regarding Refusal of Justice in Estate Administration
Cited in the reasoning regarding specific grounds for bias (Ausstand).
JAK 2009 41 · gr (Art. 42 lit. g GOG)
Supervisory Authority v. Magistrate Regarding Refusal of Justice in Estate Administration
Cited in the reasoning regarding the general clause for bias (Ausstand).
JAK 2009 22 · gr (Art. 42 lit. c GOG)
Petitioner v. District President and Deputy (Recusal for Economic Relationship)
Cited by the applicant as a primary ground for recusation (special dependency relationship), although ultimately not deemed established.
JAK 2009 22 · gr (Art. 42 lit. g GOG)
Petitioner v. District President and Deputy (Recusal for Economic Relationship)
Cited as the only other possible ground for recusation (general clause regarding bias), although ultimately not deemed established.
SK2 2009 35 · gr (art. 42 lett. a LOG)
Appeal on Battery Dismissal Remanded for Reconsideration of Evidence
Cited in the reasoning rejecting the appellant's claim that the Circuit President should have recused himself (Considerand 3).
PVG 2008 33 · gr (Art. 42 lit. g GOG)
Recusal Denial Based on Prior Decision and Unsubstantiated Bias Claims
Used as the factual basis for the claim that the judges should recuse themselves due to other circumstances suggesting bias.
R 2008 19 · gr (art. 42 lett. c LOG)
Petitioners' Late Recusal Motion Against Expropriation Commission President Rejected Due to Untimely Filing and Lack of Current Conflict
Cited as the applicable provision regarding the substantive grounds for refusal (bias/special obligations) when considering the motion on its merits (abundant consideration).