951.1
VRP
CH-SG
CH-SG
Art. 10bis Gesetz über die Verwaltungsrechtspflege (VRP) - d) Wohnsitz oder Sitz im Ausland
Zweiter Teil: Verfahren vor den Verwaltungsbehörden
Art. 10bis VRP · d) Wohnsitz oder Sitz im Ausland
1. Beteiligte mit Wohnsitz oder Sitz im Ausland bezeichnen eine Zustelladresse in der Schweiz oder einen Vertreter mit Wohn- oder Geschäftssitz in der Schweiz.
2. Kommt ein Beteiligter dieser Pflicht nicht nach, werden Mitteilungen im amtlichen Publikationsorgan eröffnet oder wird er als unentschuldigt abwesend behandelt.
Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (6)
B.2020.88 · sg (Art. 10bis VRP)
Fire Levy Obligation Appeal: Gender, Nationality, and Physician Exemptions Rejected
Cited in the reasoning regarding the requirement for parties residing abroad to designate a local address or representative.
B.2016.73 · sg (Art. 10bis VRP)
Dissertation Rejection Appeal Dismissed Despite Flawed International Service
Cited in the reasoning section concerning the requirement for parties residing abroad to designate a place of delivery.
B.2016.73 · sg (Art. 10bis VRP)
Doctoral Candidate's Appeal on Dissertation Rejection Dismissed Despite Faulty Service
Cited in the introductory overview of provisions relevant to the case, concerning requirements for parties residing abroad to designate a service address.
B.2015.294 · sg (Art. 10bis Abs. 1 VRP)
Chinese National's Appeal for Self-Employment Residence Permit Denied
Cited in the reasoning to justify entry into the appeal despite the appellant's unknown residence.
IV.2015.21 · sg (Art. 10bis Abs. 1 VRP)
Foreign Driver License Conversion Refusal Due to Incomplete Training
Cited in the reasoning regarding the inadmissibility of direct mail delivery abroad, although not strictly necessary for the final order based on the substantive ruling.
IV.2015.21 · sg (Art. 10bis Abs. 1 VRP)
Probationary Swiss Driving License and Mandatory Training Requirements for Foreign License Holders
Cited in the reasoning regarding the requirement for foreign residents/representatives to provide a Swiss address for service of official acts, which forms part of the context leading to the procedural handling, although the main dispositive order is the rejection of the appeal.