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741.11 ENV CH-SG

Art. 3 Energieverordnung (EnV) - Klimadaten

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Art. 3 EnV · Klimadaten

1. Für die Berechnung des Heizwärmebedarfs gelten die Klimadaten der Station St.Gallen nach dem Merkblatt SIA 2028, Klimadaten für Bauphysik, Energie- und Gebäudetechnik, Ausgabe 2010.

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Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (42)

IV.2020.10 · sg (Art. 3 Abs. 1 VRV)
Administrative License Suspension Upheld Despite Financial Hardship and Dropped Criminal Case
Cited as part of the legal basis supporting the finding that the appellant lost control of the vehicle.
IV.2020.10 · sg (Art. 3 Abs. 1 VRV)
License Revocation Upheld for Highway Aquaplaning Hazard
This article defining traffic rules was used in the reasoning concerning the finding of a traffic violation, but not in the dispositive orders themselves.
IV.2019.17 · sg (Art. 3 Abs. 1 VRV)
Driver License Suspension Upheld for Traffic Violations
This provision was cited in the reasoning regarding distractions while driving (SMS), although it is not explicitly in the final orders as the main ground.
IV.2019.17 · sg (Art. 3 Abs. 1 VRV)
Truck Driver License Withdrawal for Multiple Medium-Grade Violations
This provision was cited in the reasoning establishing the factual basis for the deemed intermediate offense.
IV.2019.72 · sg (Art. 3 VRV (SR 741.11))
Driver Inattention Leading to Property Damage vs. License Suspension Severity
Cited in the introductory summary regarding the violation of traffic rules (duty of care).
IV.2018.59 · sg (Art. 3 Abs. 1 VRV)
Motorist License Suspension Upheld for Prolonged Mobile Phone Use While Driving
Cited in the introductory summary, this provision defines the obligation to comply with traffic rules, which was violated and formed the basis for the decision.
IV.2018.59 · sg (Art. 3 Abs. 1 VRV)
Administrative Appeals Commission Upholds License Withdrawal for Phone Use While Driving
Although cited in the reasoning regarding the criminal conviction, it is not explicitly cited in the final dispositive orders (1 and 2).
IV.2018.152 · sg (Art. 3 Abs. 1 VRV)
License Revocation for Gross Negligence While Smoking at High Speed
This provision on driver's duties regarding attention was used in the reasoning leading up to the qualification of the contravention under Art. 16c Abs. 1 lit. a SVG, which justified the final orders.
IV.2018.152 · sg (Art. 3 Abs. 1 VRV)
License Withdrawal Appeal for Reckless Driving and Cumulative Penalty
This provision concerning the duty to control the vehicle was cited in connection with the criminal conviction used to qualify the violation as serious.
B.2017.51 · sg (Art. 3 Abs. 1 VRV)
Driver's License Revocation for Hitting Pedestrian on Crosswalk
Cited to supplement the discussion on the driver's duty to pay attention to traffic.
B.2017.51 · sg (Art. 3 Abs. 1 VRV)
Driver Negligence Resulting in Pedestrian Injury Justifies License Suspension
Cited in the reasoning regarding the duty to direct attention towards traffic.
IV.2016.46 · sg (Art. 3 Abs. 1 VRV)
Appeal Regarding License Withdrawal After Rear-End Collision
Cited in conjunction with Art. 31 Abs. 1 SVG regarding vehicle control.
IV.2016.46 · sg (Art. 3 Abs. 1 VRV)
Appeal Regarding License Revocation After Minor Rear-End Collision
Cited as one of the violated provisions establishing the factual basis for the administrative measure.
B.2015.318 · sg (Art. 3 Abs. 1 VRV)
Driver Cell Phone Use License Withdrawal Upheld Amidst Procedural Cost Adjustment
The provision regarding the duty to devote attention to the road and traffic was used as a ground for establishing the traffic violation.
B.2015.318 · sg (Art. 3 Abs. 1 VRV)
License Suspension Upheld for Mobile Phone Use While Driving; Administrative Costs Partially Granted
The court found the appellant violated this provision by diverting attention from the road and traffic while using the mobile phone as an information source.