741.51
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Art. 7 Interkantonale Vereinbarung über die Versorgung des Gebietes Mohren der Einwohnergemeinde Reute AR durch die Elektrizitätsversorgung der politischen Gemeinde Rebstein
Art. 7 Interkantonale Vereinbarung über die Versorgung des Gebietes Mohren der Einwohnergemeinde Reute AR durch die Elektrizitätsversorgung der politischen Gemeinde Rebstein
1. Die Regierungen der Vereinbarungskantone verpflichten sich, den Entscheiden der zuständigen Gerichts- und Verwaltungsbehörden des anderen Kantons Nachachtung zu verschaffen.
2. Entscheide, die eine Geldforderung betreffen, sind nach Art. 80 Abs. 2 des Bundesgesetzes über Schuldbetreibung und Konkurs vollstreckbaren gerichtlichen Urteilen gleichgestellt.
← Art. 6 Interkantonale Vereinbarung über die Versorgung des Gebietes Mohren der Einwohnergemeinde Reute AR durch die Elektrizitätsversorgung der politischen Gemeinde Rebstein
Kanton St. Gallen 741.51
Art. 8 Interkantonale Vereinbarung über die Versorgung des Gebietes Mohren der Einwohnergemeinde Reute AR durch die Elektrizitätsversorgung der politischen Gemeinde Rebstein →
Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (34)
IV.2021.2 · sg (Art. 7 Abs. 1 VZV (SR 741.51))
Driver License Reinstatement Conditional on Two-Year Alcohol Abstinence Following High BAC Recidivism
The court confirmed the substance of the administrative measure (conditional fitness based on abstinence) by referencing the minimum medical requirements for obtaining a license defined in this article.
IV.2021.2 · sg (Art. 7 Abs. 1 VZV (SR 741.51))
Administrative Appeal Commission Upholds Two-Year Controlled Alcohol Abstinence for Repeat Drunk Driver
This provision stipulates the minimum medical requirements for obtaining a license, which are used to justify the conditional fitness to drive imposed via an order.
IV.2021.26 · sg (Art. 7 Abs. 1 VZV)
License Revocation Due to Extreme Drunk Driving and High Reoffense Risk
Cited in the introductory summary in relation to medical minimum requirements (including no relevant substance abuse) to justify the decision.
IV.2021.26 · sg (Art. 7 Abs. 1 VZV)
License Withdrawal Affirmation for High-BAC Offense and Persistent Alcohol Abuse
The court implicitly confirmed that the withdrawal was based on the prerequisite that no substance abuse affecting traffic safety exists, as required by this article.
IV.2020.168.P · sg (Art. 7 VZV (SR 741.51))
Driver Diabetes Fitness Review and Appeal Procedure
Cited in the title, relating to the minimum medical requirements relevant to the substantive decision to order an examination (see reasoning section 3c).
IV.2020.168.P · sg (Art. 7 VZV (SR 741.51))
Driver Fitness Assessment for Insulin-Treated Diabetic Driver
Cited in the introductory section summarizing the case background/rules, but it is not explicitly cited in the final orders (1. or 2.).
IV.2021.168.P · sg (Art. 7 VZV (SR 741.51))
Driver Fitness to Drive Assessment for Diabetic with Complication Upheld
This provision is cited in the header but not explicitly in the dispositive orders (1. and 2.). Therefore, it is excluded based on the rules.
IV.2020.121 · sg (Art. 7 VZV)
Administrative Appeals Commission Upholds Mandatory Stage 4 Traffic Medicine Examination Despite Controlled Diabetes
This provision, in conjunction with Annex 1 VZV, governs the medical requirements (including those for diabetics and vision) that are assessed when determining fitness to drive.
IV.2020.121 · sg (Art. 7 VZV)
Administrative Appeals Commission v. Appellant Regarding Fitness to Drive Examination
This provision, along with its annexes, sets the minimum medical requirements for fitness to drive, which were questioned regarding the appellant's condition.
IV.2018.153 · sg (Art. 7 Abs. 1 VZV)
Traffic Medicine Examination Upheld Following Cocaine Detection in Blood
Cited in the reasoning as the standard for minimum medical requirements to which the medical fitness to drive examination must refer.
IV.2019.19 · sg (Art. 7 Abs. 1 VZV)
Administrative Review Commission v. Driver Regarding Medical Fitness-to-Drive Examination
This provision regarding medical minimum requirements was cited in the reasoning when discussing the exclusion of fitness to drive due to mental disorders, supporting the decision.
IV.2019.4 · sg (Art. 7 Abs. 1 VZV)
Applicant v. Commission on Denial of Driving Permit
This provision, referencing the Annex 1 VZV concerning minimum medical requirements, is cited in the reasoning leading to the material decision to reject the appeal.
IV.2019.19 · sg (Art. 7 Abs. 1 VZV)
Fitness to Drive Examination Upheld Due to Alcohol History and Mental Health Medication
Cited in conjunction with Annex 1 VZV to confirm that a bipolar disorder can generally exclude fitness to drive, justifying the examination.
IV.2019.4 · sg (Art. 7 Abs. 1 VZV)
Administrative Appeals Commission Refusal of Driving Permit Upheld Due to Driving Fitness Concerns
Cited in relation to the general requirement that minimum medical standards must be met.
IV.2018.57 · sg (Art. 7 Abs. 1 VZV)
Driver Fitness to Drive Examination Upheld Despite No Current Impairment Following Positive Cocaine Test
The court implicitly confirms the examination is necessary to check compliance with the medical minimum requirements for driving authorization.