§ 14 Verfassung des Kantons Thurgau (KV) - Verfahrensgarantien

BGE 151 I 306 (Art. 14 Cst.)

Short-term residence permits for two undocumented foreign nationals to marry each other in Switzerland: substance of the right to marry under Article 14 of the Federal Constitution and Article 12 of the European Convention on Human Rights, sham-marriage prevention rationale inapplicable where neither party holds a residence right.

Basis for the violation of the right to marry, leading to the admission of the appeal and the order to grant short-term residence permits.

JAAC 70.71 (Art. 14 Cst.)

Recognition of Proxy Marriage for Refugee Family Reunification

This constitutional provision protecting marriage was considered in the context of the right to family reunification.

VB.2002.00113 · zh (Art. 14 BV)

Appeal Granted for Residency Permit Based on Severe Psychiatric Dependency and Sibling Support

Cited in the context of the right to a residence permit.

VB.2024.00712 · zh (Art. 14 BV)

Sham Marriage Allegations Lead to Residence Permit Denial

This constitutional provision is cited, indicating its relevance to the fundamental rights considered in the decision.

VB.2024.00679 · zh (Art. 14 BV)

Applicant's Right to be Heard and Marriage Preparation Permit

Cited as a fundamental right relevant to the case.

810.24.103 · bl (Art. 14 i.V.m. Art. 8 EMRK sowie Art. 8 und Art. 9 BV)

Denial of Visa Extension and Residence Permit for Medical Treatment Due to Lack of Special Dependency

Grounds for a claim of discrimination against nationals (Inländerdiskriminierung).

VB.2024.00537 · zh (Art. 14 BV)

Denial of Residence Permit Upheld Due to Missing Civil Status Documents and Suspected Sham Marriage

This constitutional provision concerning the prohibition of discrimination was likely considered, though the final orders do not explicitly cite it as the primary basis for the outcome.

F-2734/2024 (Art. 14 Cst.)

Switzerland v. Croatia: Dublin Return Upheld Despite Pending Marriage

This provision on the right to marry under Swiss constitutional law is invoked by the applicant, but the court finds it not determinative in this Dublin procedure.

A/3445/2022 · ge (art. 14 Cst.)

Deportation Upheld Despite Family Ties Due to Severe Criminal Record

The court examined the appellant's claim that the decision violated his constitutional right to marriage and family.

VB.2023.00453 · zh (Art. 14 BV)

Pakistani National Granted Temporary Residency for Marriage Preparation

This provision, likely referring to the Swiss Federal Constitution, is cited in the context of fundamental rights relevant to the decision.

WBE.2021.360 · ag (Art. 14 BV)

Sham Marriage Conviction Bars Family Reunification Permit

Considered in relation to the right to marriage, but ultimately found not to grant a right to a temporary residence permit in this case.

VB.2023.00082 · zh (Art. 14 BV)

Third-Country National Residence Permit for Marriage Preparation After Asylum Rejection

This constitutional norm is cited in the list of legal norms.

VB.2023.00129 · zh (Art. 14 BV)

Afghan National Marriage Preparation Permit Appeal

This provision appears in the list of cited norms associated with the case, implying its relevance to the final ruling concerning the residence permit application.

VB.2023.00093 · zh (Art. 14 BV)

Appeal Regarding Extension of Contact Ban Against Father Under Domestic Violence Act

Cited as a fundamental right considered in the overall assessment of the decision.

VB.2022.00743 · zh (Art. 14 BV)

Residence Permit Appeal Denied Due to Sham Marriage Concerns

Constitutional provision concerning marriage and family, relevant to the underlying family reunification and marriage preparation context.