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Art. 53 Gesetz über die Verwaltungsrechtspflege (VRG) - Aufschiebende Wirkung

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Art. 53 VRG · Aufschiebende Wirkung

1. Die Beschwerde hat keine aufschiebende Wirkung.

2. Die Instruktionsrichterin oder der Instruktionsrichter kann der Beschwerde im Einzelfall von Amtes wegen oder auf Antrag aufschiebende Wirkung erteilen.

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Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (36)

VR3 2025 38 · gr (art. 53 cpv. 2 LGA)
Appellant v. Municipality Council (Building Permit Suspension)
The decision on granting the suspensive effect to the main appeal was rejected based on this procedural provision.
VR1 2024 92 · gr (Art. 53 Abs. 1 VRG)
Municipality Violated Procurement Rules by Altering Price Evaluation in Zoning Contract Award
Cited in the reasoning section regarding the lack of suspensive effect for the appeal (E. 1.5), although the request for suspension was deemed moot by the judgment itself.
VR1 2024 92 · gr (Art. 53 Abs. 2 VRG)
Municipality Violated Procurement Rules by Altering Price Evaluation in Zoning Contract Award
Cited in the reasoning section (E. 1.5) regarding the possibility of granting suspensive effect upon request or ex officio, which became moot with the final decision.
R 2023 77 · gr (Art. 53 Abs. 2 VRG)
Appeal Against Building Permit Upheld Due to Excessive Area Expansion and Insufficient Documentation
Cited in the reasoning regarding the procedural grant of suspensive effect, but not in the final orders 1-5.
U 2023 49 · gr (Art. 53 Abs. 1 VRG)
Applicants Challenge Visualization of Existing Parking Ban
Cited to justify that the appeal did not have suspensive effect, thereby legitimizing the prior installation of the prohibition line.
R 2023 63 · gr (Art. 53 VRG)
Slope Safety Versus Demolition Stay Appeal
This procedural rule, stating that an appeal generally has no suspensive effect, provides the starting point for the decision on the interim measure.
U 2022 69 · gr (Art. 53 Abs. 1 VRG)
Appeal Against Revocation of EU/EFTA Residency Permit Granted Based on Subsequent Employment Status
Cited in the reasoning to establish that appeals before the Administrative Court generally do not have suspensive effect.
U 2022 69 · gr (Art. 53 Abs. 2 VRG)
Appeal Against Revocation of EU/EFTA Residency Permit Granted Based on Subsequent Employment Status
Cited in the reasoning to establish the power of the reporting judge to grant suspensive effect.
U 2022 90 · gr (Art. 53 cpv. 1 LGA)
Procedural Appeal Dismissed Regarding Suspensive Effect and Provisional Measures Following Employment Termination Due to Alleged Breach of Trust
Cited in the reasoning as the general rule that appeals do not have suspensive effect.
U 2022 90 · gr (Art. 53 cpv. 2 LGA)
Procedural Appeal Dismissed Regarding Suspensive Effect and Provisional Measures Following Employment Termination Due to Alleged Breach of Trust
Cited in the reasoning regarding the judge's power to grant suspensive effect to an appeal on a case-by-case basis.
U 2022 54 · gr (Art. 53 Abs. 2 VRG)
Appeal Regarding Slag Treatment Plant Contract Award Dismissed
Cited as the basis for the superprovisional granting of suspensive effect, which became moot with the final judgment.
R 2022 64 · gr (Art. 53 Abs. 1 VRG)
Cantonal Road Expansion Precautionary Measures Upheld Against Appeal Seeking Suspension
Cited in the reasoning to state the general rule that an appeal has no automatic suspensive effect.
R 2022 64 · gr (Art. 53 Abs. 2 VRG)
Cantonal Road Expansion Precautionary Measures Upheld Against Appeal Seeking Suspension
Cited in the reasoning regarding the judge's power to grant suspensive effect to an appeal, which is central to the appeal being decided.
U 2020 112 · gr (Art. 53 VRG)
License Suspension Upheld Despite Minor Criminal Classification
Cited by the judge for granting the suspensive effect to the appeal in interlocutory order.
R 2020 102 · gr (Art. 53 Abs. 2 VRG)
Appeal Allowed Against Building Permit Due to Failure to Meet Temporary Zone Utilization Rate
This procedural article justified the granting of the suspensive effect to the appeal, although the issue was no longer subject to the final decision.