951.1
VRP
CH-SG
Art. 23 Gesetz über die Verwaltungsrechtspflege (VRP) - c) Präsidialverfügung
Zweiter Teil: Verfahren vor den Verwaltungsbehörden
Art. 23 VRP · c) Präsidialverfügung
1. In Fällen, die keinen Aufschub gestatten und in denen die Gesamtbehörde nicht rechtzeitig einberufen werden kann, verfügt der Vorsitzende an deren Stelle.
2. Er hat in der nächsten Sitzung der Gesamtbehörde darüber zu berichten.
Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (7)
B.2014.247 · sg (Art. 23 Abs. 1 VRP)
Appeal Dismissed for Mootness and Lack of Standing Regarding Special Education Placement
Cited as the legal basis allowing the Chairperson of the Council (Schulratspräsidentin) to issue a decision in urgent cases.
B.2006.160 · sg (Art. 23 Abs. 1 VRP)
Teacher Employment Termination Appeal Upheld Due to Declining Enrollment
Cited in the reasoning (2.c) to justify the admissibility of the presidential decision by the administrative authority.
B.2006.160 · sg (Art. 23 Abs. 1 VRP)
Appeal Against Teacher Contract Termination Due to Student Decline
Cited as the legal basis allowing the appeal to be decided by the President (präsidiell).
B.2004.15 · sg (Art. 23 VRP)
Appeal Against Release of Physician from Professional Secrecy
Cited in the introductory summary and discussed as the proper alternative procedure (if urgency existed) instead of circulation (Erw. 2d).
B.2004.15 · sg (Art. 23 VRP)
Physician Secrecy Release Voided for Procedural Violations
This procedural rule concerning the power of the chairman in urgent cases is cited in the preamble as part of the grounds for finding the previous decision void due to procedural violations.
B.2006.160 · sg (Art. 23 Abs. 1 VRP)
Teacher Dismissal Upheld Due to Reduced Enrollment
The court confirmed that the decision of the lower instance to rule on the appeal via a presidential decision was permissible under this article due to urgency.
B.2006.160 · sg (Art. 23 Abs. 1 VRP)
Teacher Termination Upheld Due to Declining Student Numbers
Cited as the legal basis for the decision being challenged, which the court found to be admissible.