951.1
VRP
CH-SG
CH-SG
Art. 59 Gesetz über die Verwaltungsrechtspflege (VRP) - Beschwerden a) gegen Verwaltungsrekurskommission und Versicherungsgericht
Dritter Teil: Rechtsschutz in Verwaltungsstreitsachen - C. Beschwerde
Art. 59 VRP · Beschwerden a) gegen Verwaltungsrekurskommission und Versicherungsgericht
1. Das Verwaltungsgericht beurteilt Beschwerden gegen Entscheide der Verwaltungsrekurskommission und des Versicherungsgerichtes. Die Beschwerde ist unzulässig
a) gegen Entscheide der Verwaltungsrekurskommission im Kindes- und Erwachsenenschutzrecht;
b) wenn das Versicherungsgericht als oberes Gericht entschieden hat.
2. Ein hauptamtliches oder ein teilamtliches Mitglied des Verwaltungsgerichtes beurteilt Beschwerden gegen Verfügungen der Verwaltungsrekurskommission und, soweit dieses nicht als oberes Gericht zuständig ist, des Versicherungsgerichtes über die unentgeltliche Rechtspflege und Rechtsverbeiständung sowie die amtliche Verteidigung. Die Beschwerde ist unzulässig gegen Verfügungen der Verwaltungsrekurskommission über die unentgeltliche Rechtspflege und Rechtsverbeiständung im Kindes- und Erwachsenenschutzrecht.
Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (96)
B.2025.14 · sg (Art. 59 Abs. 1 VRP)
Appeal Dismissed Regarding Real Estate Gains Tax on Commission and Value-Increasing Expenditures
Cited as the basis for the court's jurisdiction.
B.2024.163 · sg (Art. 59 VRP)
Physician Billing Appeal Jurisdiction Constitutional Challenge
Used to justify the non-admission of the appeal due to lack of functional jurisdiction.
B.2024.130 · sg (Art. 59 Abs. 1 VRP)
Dyslexia Accommodation in Vocational Exams Over Time Extension Denial
Cited in reasoning (E. 1) to establish the jurisdiction of the Administrative Court.
B.2024.54.B.2024.55 · sg (Art. 59 Abs. 1 VRP)
Tax Reassessment for Undisclosed Prior Year Income
Cited as a basis for the court's jurisdiction to decide the case.
B.2024.167 · sg (Art. 7bis Abs. 3 i.V.m. Art. 59 Abs. 1 VRP)
Recusation Jurisdiction Over VRK President
Cited to confirm the administrative court's jurisdiction to review the challenged interim decision regarding inadmissibility of the recusal request.
B.2024.62 · sg (Art. 59 Abs. 1 VRP)
Taxpayer Burden of Proof in Cash Expense Disallowance
Cited to confirm the jurisdiction of the Administrative Court over the appeal.
B.2023.223 · sg (Art. 59 Abs. 1 VRP)
Real Estate Gains Tax Deduction for Demolished Building Purchase Price
Cited to establish the court's jurisdiction regarding the ground for the verdict.
B.2023.165.B.2023.1 · sg (Art. 59 Abs. 1 VRP)
Tax Assessment Affirmation on Self-Employment Income and Accrual Principle
Cited as a basis for the court's jurisdiction.
B.2023.126 · sg (Art. 59 Abs. 1 VRP)
Fitness-to-Drive Examination Appeal Dismissed
The court cited this provision in the reasoning to confirm its jurisdiction over the substance of the case.
B.2023.140 · sg (Art. 59 Abs. 1 VRP)
Taxpayer Loss Deduction Disallowed Due to Lack of Profit Motive
Cited to establish the administrative court's subject-matter jurisdiction for the appeal.
B.2023.54.B.2023.55 · sg (Art. 59 Abs. 1 VRP)
Shareholder Tax Liability for Dissolved Company's Undistributed Income
Cited in the reasoning to establish the court's jurisdiction to rule on the appeal.
B.2023.39 · sg (Art. 59 Abs. 1 des Gesetzes über die Verwaltungsrechtspflege; sGS 951.1, VRP)
Tax Domicile Dispute: Actual Place of Management vs. Statutory Seat
Cited to establish the court's jurisdiction to decide the appeal.
B.2022.194 · sg (Art. 59 Abs. 1 VRP)
Administrative Revocation of Driving and Instructor Licenses Upheld Based on Traffic Psychology Report
The provision establishing the court's material jurisdiction, cited in the reasoning preceding the decision orders.
B.2022.194 · sg (Art. 59 Abs. 1 VRP)
Administrative Court Upholds Revocation of Professional Licenses Based on Traffic Psychology Report
Cited to establish the factual jurisdiction of the Administrative Court.
B.2022.96 · sg (Art. 59 Abs. 1 VRP)
Indefinite Revocation of Foreign Driving License Upheld for Severe Traffic Violations
Cited to establish the court's jurisdiction to decide the case.