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§ 92 Verfassung des Kantons Thurgau (KV) - Organisation
Staat und Kirche
§ 92 KV · Organisation
1. Die Landeskirchen ordnen ihre inneren Angelegenheiten selbständig.
2. Sie regeln Angelegenheiten, die sowohl den staatlichen als auch den kirchlichen Bereich betreffen, in einem Erlass, der die demokratischen und rechtsstaatlichen Grundsätze zu wahren hat. Dieser unterliegt der Volksabstimmung in der Landeskirche und bedarf der Genehmigung durch den Grossen Rat.
3. Oberste Behörde jeder Landeskirche ist ein Parlament. Dieses erlässt das Organisationsgesetz und wählt die vollziehenden Organe.
Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (16)
VB.2004.00490 · zh (Art. 92 Abs. I BV)
Mobile Communication Installation Fee Dispute
This provision seems to be cited as part of the legal framework examined, although its direct application in the dispositive is not explicitly confirmed without the full text of the orders.
VB.2004.00490 · zh (Art. 92 Abs. I BV)
Mobile Phone Installation Concession Fee Dispute
Although cited in the decision's summary of applicable law, it was not explicitly used in the final dispositive orders.
VB.2024.00641 · zh (Art. 92 Abs. II BV)
Public Tender for Winter Maintenance Services Dispute
Fundamental constitutional right, implicitly referenced in the overall legal framework of the decision.
A/925/2023 · ge (art. 92 al. 2 Cst.)
Telecommunications Antenna Installation on Protected Building Roof
Cited as the constitutional basis for the public interest in ensuring adequate mobile network coverage.
A-549/2014 (Art. 92 Abs. 2 BV)
Telecommunications Pricing Dispute Remanded for Further Clarification
States the Confederation's responsibility to ensure adequate and affordable basic supply in all regions.
AC.2015.0039 · vd (art. 92 Cst.)
Company v. Municipality (Telecommunication Antenna Installation)
Cited in the final balancing of interests supporting the admission of the appeal regarding the public interest in optimal mobile network coverage.
AC.2011.0299 · vd (Art. 92 al. 2 Cst.)
Municipality Refusal of Mobile Antenna Permit Over Building Height and Zoning Conflicts
Cited in the reasoning regarding the need to consider public interests in telecommunications law, not in the dispositive.
VB.2008.00285 · zh (Art. 92 Abs. II BV)
Cellular Antenna Permit Denial Upheld Due to Visual Intrusion Near Protected Area
Cited in the case context, though its specific role in the dispositive is not detailed here, it is listed under 'Rechtsnormen'.
VB.2006.00240 · zh (Art. 92 Abs. II BV)
Appeal Against Mobile Phone Antenna Permit Dismissed
This article is cited among the legal norms relevant to the decision, although its direct application in the dispositive is not explicitly detailed, it is listed as a referenced norm.
VPB 150000203 (Art. 3, Art. 27, Art. 42, Art. 92, Art. 94, Art. 98, Art. 99 Bundesverfassung (BV))
Federal Postal Bank Authority Limited by Constitutional Powers
These articles of the Federal Constitution are used to determine the distribution of federal competencies and the principle of economic freedom, which are essential for assessing the legality of operating a postal bank.
VPB 2003.1375 (Art. 92 Cst.)
Telecommunications Act Amendments for Competition and Transparency
Constitutional basis for the Federal Law on Telecommunications and its modifications.
VPB 03-0043-7105 (Art. 92 Cst.)
DETEC Fee and Tax Formalization Law
Cited as a constitutional basis for levying surveillance fees.
GE.1997.0203 · vd (art. 92 de la Cst. vaudoise)
Taxi Operator v. Municipality (Type A Concession Dispute)
Cited in the reasoning section (Considerant 4.a.aa) regarding cantonal constitutional basis for communal administration of public domain.
JAAC 52.53 (Art. 92 BV)
Federal Council and Assembly Decline Jurisdiction Over Jura Plebiscite Dispute
Cited as the provision governing the Federal Assembly's role in resolving conflicts of competence.
VB.2006.00240 · zh (Art. 92 Abs. II BV)
Residents' Appeal Against Mobile Phone Antenna Permit Denial Upheld
This constitutional provision is listed as a relevant legal norm, although its specific application in the final orders is not detailed in the provided summary.