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Art. 6a Gesetz über die Verwaltungsrechtspflege (VRG) - Ausstandsgründe

Allgemeine Grundsätze des Verfahrens - Verfahrensleitung, Ausstand, Fristen und elektronischer Rechtsverkehr - Ausstand

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Art. 6a VRG · Ausstandsgründe

1. Personen, die einen Entscheid zu treffen, vorzubereiten oder zu redigieren haben, treten von Amtes wegen oder auf Gesuch in den Ausstand in Verfahren, in denen

a) sie selbst, ihre Ehegatten, Partner in eingetragener Partnerschaft oder faktischer Lebensgemeinschaft, Verlobten, Verwandten und Verschwägerten bis zum dritten Grad, ihre Adoptiv-, Pflege- oder Stiefeltern sowie ihre Adoptiv-, Pflege- oder Stiefkinder am Verfahren beteiligt sind oder sonst am Ausgang des Verfahrens ein unmittelbares Interesse haben;

b) sie mit einer Partei oder einer geschädigten oder sonst am Verfahren beteiligten Person besonders befreundet oder verfeindet sind;

c) sie zu einer Partei oder einer geschädigten oder sonst am Verfahren beteiligten Person in einem besonderen Pflicht- oder Abhängigkeitsverhältnis stehen;

d) sie in anderer amtlicher Stellung an einem Entscheid einer Vorinstanz in gleicher Sache mitgewirkt haben;

e) sie als Zeuginnen oder Zeugen einvernommen oder als Sachverständige beigezogen worden sind;

f) sie aufgrund anderer Umstände als befangen erscheinen.

2. Ausstandsgründe gemäss Litera a bestehen nach Auflösung der Ehe, der Verlobung, der eingetragenen Partnerschaft oder der faktischen Lebensgemeinschaft fort.

3. Ausstandsgründe gemäss Litera d finden auf die Gemeinden keine Anwendung.

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Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (29)

VR2 2025 56 · gr (Art. 6a VRG)

Failure to Perfect Appeal Grounds and Procedural Diligence

Cited in the reasoning regarding the requirement for filing a motion for recusation, which was bypassed by the failure to meet deadlines related to the original appeal, leading to the outcome in order 1.

R 2024 33 · gr (Art. 6a Abs. 1 VRG)

Municipal Order Appeal on Unauthorized Attic Use and Fine

Cited in the reasoning (Erwägung 3.5.3) to define the grounds for abstention (Ausstand) for administrative decision-makers, which was invoked regarding the bias of the municipal president.

U 2023 42 · gr (Art. 6a Abs. 1 lit. b VRG)

Judges' Recusal Denied Despite Allegations of Close Association with Opposing Counsel

Used to reject the request for refusal against B._____ because no exceptional friendship warranting refusal was found.

R 2018 46 · gr (Art. 6a Abs. 1 lit. d VRG)

Appeal Dismissed: Challenge to Building Permits and Land-Use Plan Lacks Standing

Cited in the reasoning to define circumstances for mandatory withdrawal (Ausstand) of decision-makers.

R 2018 46 · gr (Art. 6a Abs. 1 lit. f VRG)

Appeal Dismissed: Challenge to Building Permits and Land-Use Plan Lacks Standing

Cited in the reasoning to define circumstances for mandatory withdrawal (Ausstand) of decision-makers based on other circumstances suggesting bias.

R 2018 46 · gr (Art. 6a Abs. 3 VRG)

Appeal Dismissed: Challenge to Building Permits and Land-Use Plan Lacks Standing

Cited in the reasoning to exclude the application of withdrawal grounds lit. d to municipalities.

R 2018 57 · gr (Art. 33 cpv. 3 della legge sui comuni del Cantone dei Grigioni (LCom; CSC 175.050] in combinato disposto con l'art. 6a cpv. 1 lett. a LGA)

Appeal Against Building Permit for Three Single-Family Homes Dismissed

Cited in the reasoning regarding the duty of abstention (recusal) of the municipal secretary, which was rejected as tardy and unfounded.

A 2018 4 · gr (Art. 6a VRG)

Application for Recusal of Administrative Judge Dismissed

Cited in the reasoning to define the conditions under which a judge must recuse themselves.

PVG 2017 31 · gr (Art. 6a VRG)

Municipal Consultant Bias in Permit Review

Although discussed, this article concerning conflict of interest for decision-makers was cited in the reasoning when discussing the scope of review, but not explicitly in the operative part as the main ground for the verdict.

R 2016 40 · gr (Art. 6a - 6c VRG)

Alpine Farming Cooperative Exclusion and Fine Unlawful Due to Lack of Legal Basis and Insufficient Justification

Cited as the provisions governing recusation in the context of municipal law according to Art. 22 para. 3 GG.

R 2016 40 · gr (Art. 6a Abs. 1 lit. d VRG)

Alpine Farming Cooperative Exclusion and Fine Unlawful Due to Lack of Legal Basis and Insufficient Justification

Cited in the reasoning to discuss the appellant's objection regarding the bias (multiple capacity) of the Alpgenossenschaft president on the municipal board, although ultimately rejected as untimely.

A 2016 32 · gr (Art. 6a VRG)

Tourism Tax Assessment Validity and Equality Challenge

Cited as the basis listing the circumstances under which a judge must recuse themselves, in response to the appellants' objection of bias.

S 2016 73 · gr (Art. 6a VRG)

Disability Insurance Extension Denial Upheld Due to Counsel Diligence

Used to review and reject the appellant's request for recusal (Ausstand) of the adjudicator B._____.

PVG 2013 5 · gr (Art. 6a Abs. 1 lit. a VRG)

Recusal of Officials Based on Shareholdings and Board Membership in Related Companies

The court found that the shareholding stake did not meet the requirement of an immediate interest in the outcome of the proceedings required by this article.

PVG 2013 5 · gr (Art. 6a Abs. 1 lit. f VRG)

Recusal of Officials Based on Shareholdings and Board Membership in Related Companies

The court found that the shareholding stake did not violate this provision, although it noted the provision is applicable to municipalities, contrary to the respondent's assertion.