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Art. 6 Gesetz über die Verwaltungsrechtspflege (VRP) - Behörden a) Zuständigkeit

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Art. 6 VRP · Behörden a) Zuständigkeit

1. Die örtliche und die sachliche Zuständigkeit der Verwaltungsbehörden werden durch die Gesetzgebung bestimmt. Entgegenstehende Vereinbarungen sind nichtig.

2. Die Verwaltungsbehörden prüfen ihre Zuständigkeit von Amtes wegen.

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Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (25)

B.2023.187 · sg (Art. 6 Abs. 2 VRP)
Appeal Dismissed in Public Procurement for Tax Software
Cited in reasoning regarding checking admissibility requirements.
22.1456 · sg (Art. 6 VRP)
Appeal Against Mobile Phone Antenna Permit Dismissed
Used in conjunction with Art. 22 HonO to determine the extra-procedural costs compensation amount.
22.1631 · sg (Art. 6 VRP)
Road Plan Approval Overturned Due to Inadequate Sight Zones for Private Accesses
Cited in conjunction with Art. 22 HonO to set the extra-judicial costs at the discretion of the Department.
22.1081 · sg (Art. 6 VRP)
Building Permit Commission Composition Challenge and Invalidity Ruling
Used in conjunction with Art. 22 HonO to determine the quantum of the extra-judicial costs awarded to the appellant.
IV.2020.180 · sg (Art. 6 des Gesetzes über die Verwaltungsrechtspflege (VRP; sGS 951.1))
Disability Benefits Commencement Date Reassessment
Implicitly referred to by citing Art. 123 ZPO i.V.m. Art. 99 Abs. 2 VRP regarding legal aid repayment obligations.
B.2020.98 · sg (Art. 64 in Verbindung mit Art. 58 und Art. 6 Abs. 2 VRP)
Water Body Determination Appeal: Procedural Flaw and Substantive Affirmation
Cited in the context of examining the jurisdiction of the lower authority, including its material, local, and functional jurisdiction.
20.7664 · sg (Art. 6 VRP)
Enforcement Order Upheld Despite Last-Minute Application
Cited in conjunction with Art. 22 HonO for the discretionary determination of extra-procedural costs.
20.2753 · sg (Art. 6 VRP)
Departmental Ruling on Unauthorized Workshop Extension and Restoration Order
Used in conjunction with Art. 22 HonO to determine the amount of extra-procedural costs.
19.4314 · sg (Art. 6 VZ VRP)
Building Permit Appeal Dismissed for Heritage Area Renovation
Cited in conjunction with Art. 22 HO as a basis for setting the amount of extra-procedural costs to be paid by the appellants.
B.2018.27 · sg (Art. 6 Abs. 1 in Verbindung mit Art. 58 und 64 VRP)
Appeal on Administrative Department's Jurisdiction Regarding Ski Run Property Restrictions
Cited in the reasoning concerning the determination of jurisdiction by law, but not in the dispositive.
B.2016.26 · sg (Art. 6 VRP)
Challenge to Public Works Contract Award Denied Due to Contract Evaluation Discretion
Cited regarding the basis for ordering the appellant to compensate the opposing party for extrajudicial costs.
IV.2013.64 · sg (Art. 6 Abs. 2 VRP)
Disability Benefits Appeal Dismissed Despite Prior Part-Time Work History
Cited in the appeal decision as the procedural basis for denying the appeal.
B.2013.75 · sg (Art. 6 VRP)
Appeal Regarding Building Permit Modification and Noise Assessment Methodology
Cited in the context of setting the amount for the out-of-court compensation.
B.2013.206 · sg (Art. 6 VRP)
Water Supply Contract Award Annulled Due to Insufficient Justification and Violation of Right to be Heard
Used to set the amount of the out-of-court compensation at the discretion of the court.
B.2011.44 · sg (Art. 6 Abs. 2 VRP)
Church Corporation Not Subject to Public Procurement Rules in Parish Center Renovation
Cited in the reasoning in conjunction with Art. 64 para. 1 VRP as the basis for the Administrative Court to examine its jurisdiction ex officio.