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Art. 14 Einführungsgesetz zur eidgenössischen Waldgesetzgebung - Abstand für Ersatzaufforstungen

II. Schutz des Waldes vor Eingriffen - 2. Wald und Raumplanung
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Art. 14 Einführungsgesetz zur eidgenössischen Waldgesetzgebung · Abstand für Ersatzaufforstungen

1. Ersatzaufforstungen halten gegenüber Strassen, leicht befestigten Naturstrassen, die ohne Terrainveränderung erstellt werden, sowie den übrigen Bauten und Anlagen in der Regel einen Abstand ein, der dem jeweiligen doppelten baugesetzlichen Waldabstand entspricht.

2. Sie halten gegenüber Bauzonen in der Regel den doppelten baugesetzlichen Waldabstand für übrige Bauten und Anlagen ein.

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Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (63)

A-1823/2023 (Art. 14 Abs. 1 StAhiG)
Israel Bank Account Information Tax Assistance Request Upheld
Cited regarding the obligation to inform the affected person about the essential parts of the request.
A-1824/2023 (Art. 14 Abs. 1 StAhiG)
Israel v. Switzerland: Tax Information Exchange for Undeclared Accounts
This provision mandates informing the affected person about the essential parts of the request, which was relevant to the appellant's claim of a violation of due process regarding access to information.
A-5870/2022 (art. 14 LAAF)
Israel v. Switzerland: Administrative Assistance in Tax Matters
Mentioned as a concrete realization of the right to be heard in the context of international tax administrative assistance.
A-5106/2021 (Art. 14 al. 1 LAAF)
Third-Party Name Mention in Tax Requests Does Not Grant Standing
Cited in the reasoning concerning the obligation of the AFC to inform the concerned person.
A-5106/2021 (Art. 14 al. 2 LAAF)
Third-Party Name Mention in Tax Requests Does Not Grant Standing
Cited in the reasoning concerning the obligation of the AFC to inform other persons who may have standing to appeal.
A-7290/2023 (Art. 14 Abs. 1 StAhiG)
Israel v. Taxpayer (Bank Secrecy and Tax Evasion)
Underpins the notification of affected parties regarding the assistance request.
A-2197/2022 (Art. 14 LAAF)
Switzerland Upholds Tax Information Exchange with India
Cited as concretizing the right to be heard, informing the appellant of the administrative assistance request.
A-5195/2020 (art. 14 al. 2 LAAF)
India Tax Assistance Appeal Dismissed
Cited as the legal basis for informing other potentially affected parties about the administrative assistance procedure.
A-2749/2023 (Art. 14 LAAF)
French Tax Authority Seeks Undeclared Bank Account Information from Switzerland
Cited as concretizing the right to be heard in the context of international tax administrative assistance.
A-827/2021 (Art. 14 LAAF)
Swiss Federal Court Upholds Tax Information Exchange with Italy
Cited as a concrete implementation of the right to be heard in administrative assistance procedures, concerning the notification of interested parties.
A-6441/2020 (Art. 14 cpv. 3 and 5 LAAF)
Switzerland v. Italy: Administrative Assistance in Tax Matters
Used for informing parties about the administrative assistance procedure through public notices.
A-1955/2022 (Art. 14 al. 2 LAAF)
Swiss Federal Tax Administration v. French Tax Authorities
Cited for the notification obligation to parties involved in administrative assistance procedures.
A-6440/2020 (Art. 14 LAAF)
Swiss Tax Authority Information Exchange with Italy on Suspected Tax Evasion
Mandates the informing of parties entitled to appeal in administrative assistance procedures.
A-1881/2021 (Art. 14 al. 1 LAAF)
France v. Switzerland: Tax Information Exchange and Plausible Relevance
Procedural requirement for notification of decisions in tax assistance.
F-1756/2021 (Art. 14 LAAF)
Switzerland v. France: Administrative Assistance for French Tax Obligations
Cited regarding the specific rules for informing concerned persons about the opening of an administrative assistance procedure.