651.1
CH-SG
CH-SG
Art. 8 Einführungsgesetz zur eidgenössischen Waldgesetzgebung - c) Ausgleich erheblicher Vorteile
II. Schutz des Waldes vor Eingriffen - 1. Rodung und Waldfeststellung
Art. 8 Einführungsgesetz zur eidgenössischen Waldgesetzgebung · c) Ausgleich erheblicher Vorteile
1. Erwächst dem Rodungsberechtigten durch die Rodungsbewilligung ein erheblicher Vorteil, leistet er dafür eine Ausgleichszahlung von 60 Prozent.
2. Als erheblicher Vorteil gilt der Wert, um den der Verkehrswert der gerodeten Fläche abzüglich der Kosten für Ersatzmassnahmen den zehnfachen Verkehrswert der Waldfläche vor der Rodung übersteigt.
3. Die für den Wald zuständige Stelle des Kantons verlangt vom Rodungsberechtigten die angemessene Sicherstellung der Ausgleichszahlung.
Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (11)
A-6927/2023 (Art. 8 al. 1 LAAF)
US v. Swiss Bank Records: Information Exchange and Redaction Order
Cited in relation to the argument that the scope of information requested should be limited by national law, but ultimately rejected as not limiting international administrative assistance.
A-3961/2022 (Art. 8 Abs. 1 StAhiG)
Switzerland v. France: Administrative Tax Assistance Validated
This provision refers to the scope of the duty of information of Swiss companies as independent third parties.
A-5376/2020 (art. 8 al. 1 LAAF)
France v. Switzerland: Administrative Assistance in Tax Matters
Cited by the appellant as a basis for rejecting the administrative assistance request if based on erroneous data.
A-5378/2020 (Art. 8 al. 1 LAAF)
French Tax Authority v. Switzerland: Administrative Assistance for Swiss Bank Account Information
Cited by the appellant in relation to obtaining erroneous information.
A-1732/2021 (art. 8 cpv. 2 LAAF)
Italy v. Switzerland: Administrative Assistance in Tax Evasion Investigation
Cited to state that banking secrecy does not constitute an obstacle to the transmission of information.
A-381/2018 (Art. 8 Abs. 2 StAhiG)
Sweden v. [Defendant Name]: International Tax Information Exchange and Bank Secrecy
Grants tax authorities the power to compel disclosure of information from banks when necessary for treaty obligations.
A-6895/2017 (Art. 8 Abs. 1 StAhiG)
Swiss Court Denies Tax Information Request Due to Lack of Direct Legal Relationship
Cited in the context of determining the legal basis for requesting information from the respondent.
A-625/2018 (Art. 8 Abs. 1 StAhiG)
Sweden v. Individual (Tax Evasion Assistance)
This provision requires that information be obtained using methods permissible under Swiss law for tax assessment and enforcement.
A-5936/2017 (Art. 8 Abs. 1 StAhiG)
Russia v. Switzerland: Tax Information Exchange
This provision states that only measures permissible under Swiss law for the assessment and enforcement of taxes could be used to obtain information.
A-2766/2016 (Art. 8 al. 4 LAAF)
Tax Authority Barred from Informing French Authorities During Appeal
Cited to explain why the communications from the lower authority were incompatible with the prohibition for the requesting authority to consult the file.
A-3765/2015 (Art. 8 Abs. 3 StAhiG)
A._______ v. Federal Tax Administration (ESTV)
States that the ESTV shall contact persons and authorities who may possess the requested information.