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Art. 51 Gemeindevereinigungsgesetz (GvG) - Zustandekommen

C. Aufhebung von Gemeinden - II. Aufhebung durch eigenen Beschluss
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Art. 51 GvG · Zustandekommen

1. Das zuständige Departement

a) genehmigt die Vereinbarung;

b) stellt die Aufhebung der Spezialgemeinde fest.

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Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (4)

BZ.2004.7 · sg (Art. 51 Abs. 3 GVG)
Insurer's Recourse Against Heirs for Fire Caused by Gross Negligence of Deceased Usufructuary
Cited in the reasoning, confirming the non-applicability of the regress privilege because C did not live in domestic community with the insured owners.
BZ.2004.7 · sg (Art. 51 Abs. 3 GVG)
Insurer's Recourse Against Heirs for Fire Caused by Gross Negligence of Deceased Usufructuary
This provision concerning the 'regress privilege' was examined to determine if it excluded the right of recourse due to slight negligence, but ultimately found not applicable due to gross negligence.
BZ.2004.7 · sg (Art. 51 GVG)
Insurer's Recourse Against Heirs for Fire Caused by Gross Negligence of Deceased Usufructuary
This provision concerns the subrogation of the claim to the insurance company, which is central to the case.
BZ.2004.7 · sg (Art. 51 GVG)
Insurer Subrogation Claim Against Heirs for Fire Damage Caused by Gross Negligence
This article governs the subrogation of the insurer's claim, which was central to the dispute, although the specific provision (Abs. 3) was ultimately deemed inapplicable due to gross negligence.