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Art. 31 Gemeindevereinigungsgesetz (GvG) - Genehmigung
B. Abtrennung von Gemeindeteilen - II. Vereinigung mit einer aufnehmenden Gemeinde
Art. 31 GvG · Genehmigung
1. Das zuständige Departement
a) genehmigt den Abtrennungs- und Aufnahmebeschluss;
b) genehmigt die Vereinbarung zwischen politischer Gemeinde und örtlicher Korporation oder Schulgemeinde über die Erfüllung von Aufgaben auf dem Gebiet der aufnehmenden Gemeinde;
c) stellt das Zustandekommen von Abtrennung und Aufnahme des Gemeindeteils fest.
Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (28)
B.2022.128 · sg (Art. 31 Abs. 1 Ingress und Ziff. 3 GVG)
Property Owners v. Insurer: Denial of Compensation for Water Damage Due to Soil Saturation
The appeal was dismissed because the damage did not qualify as a covered event (high water or flood).
B.2022.128 · sg (Art. 31 Abs. 2 GVG)
Property Owners v. Insurer: Denial of Compensation for Water Damage Due to Soil Saturation
This provision excluding coverage for damages substantially attributable to other causes was applied as part of the reasoning leading to the dismissal.
B.2022.128 · sg (Art. 31 Abs. 1 Ingress und Ziff. 3 GVG)
Basement Water Damage Exclusion in Insurance Coverage Appeal
This provision defines the insured events (like high water or flood) under which the building insurance provides compensation, and its absence here is the main ground for dismissing the appeal.
B.2022.128 · sg (Art. 31 Abs. 2 GVG)
Basement Water Damage Exclusion in Insurance Coverage Appeal
Cited in reasoning to state the exception: damages substantially attributable to other causes are excluded from insurance benefits.
B.2021.73 · sg (Art. 31 Abs. 2 GVG)
Appeal Dismissed: Partial vs. Total Loss in Building Insurance Claim Following Fire
Cited as part of the legal basis for concluding that the fire event did not predominantly establish the cause for total damage due to structural/age-related defects.
B.2021.73 · sg (Art. 31 Abs. 2 GVG)
Fire Insurance Benefits Dispute Over Pre-existing Damage
Cited in the reasoning leading to the finding that the applicant did not predominantly prove that the fire was the cause of the total loss, thus supporting the dismissal of the appeal.
B.2019.270 · sg (Art. 31 Ziff. 3 GVG)
Insurance Coverage Denial for Slope Damage Due to Groundwater Penetration
This provision defined the insured perils (including high water and floods) that form the basis for the substantive decision on the merits.
B.2019.270 · sg (Art. 31 Ziff. 3 GVG)
Insurance Coverage Denial for Alpine Building Water Damage
This article defines the insured events (including high water/flooding) which was the core issue for denying coverage, as discussed in point 4.5.
B.2019.159 · sg (Art. 31 Abs. 1 Ziff. 3 GVG)
Insurance Coverage Denial for Water Damage Upheld
The provision defines the insured event (Hochwasser/Überschwemmung) which the court ultimately determined was not met.
B.2019.159 · sg (Art. 31 Abs. 2 GVG)
Insurance Coverage Denial for Water Damage Upheld
Cited in the reasoning, this provision relates to the requirement that damages not essentially stem from other causes, which was central to rejecting the claim.
B.2019.159 · sg (Art. 31 Abs. 1 Ziff. 3 GVG)
Insurance Benefits Denial for Basement Water Damage Upheld
The decision rests on the interpretation of this article regarding whether the damage qualifies as covered by insurance due to high water/flooding.
B.2019.159 · sg (Art. 31 Abs. 2 GVG)
Insurance Benefits Denial for Basement Water Damage Upheld
Cited in the reasoning regarding attributing the cause of damage (continuing influence vs. elemental event), although not explicitly ordered in the dispositive.
B.2018.192 · sg (Art. 31 Abs. 1 Ziff. 3 GVG)
Insurance Benefits Denial Overturned for Lack of On-Site Inspection and Due Process Violation
Mentioned in the context of the burden of proof in public building insurance law, which applies in the renewed proceedings.
B.2018.174 · sg (Art. 31 Abs. 1 Ziff. 3 GVG)
Insurance Claim Denial Upheld Due to Structural Deficiency; Expert Costs Partially Reduced
Cited as the basis for coverage for storm damage, which is then qualified by paragraph 2 regarding excluded causes.
B.2018.174 · sg (Art. 31 Abs. 2 GVG)
Insurance Claim Denial Upheld Due to Structural Deficiency; Expert Costs Partially Reduced
This provision was the main ground used to confirm that the damage was due to an 'essentially different cause' (faulty construction) and was therefore not insured.