Art. 20 LPAmm Legge sulla procedura amministrativa (LPAmm)

36.2016.137 · ti (art. 20 LPAmm)

Appeal Dismissed for Untimely Filing and Substantive Meritlessness in Health Insurance Premium Reduction Dispute

Cited in the reasoning stating that defective notifications cannot prejudice the parties.

36.2016.96 · ti (art. 20 LPAmm)

Insured Successfully Challenges Untimely Appeal Ruling Due to Unproven Mail Notification Date

Cited in the reasoning section regarding defective notifications not prejudicing the parties, but not explicitly used in the final orders (dispositive).

52.2010.75 · ti (art. 20 LPamm)

Public Works Bidder Access to Tender Documents Dispute

Cited among the provisions considered for the decision, relating to the right to consult records, which was the core issue.

36.2016.96 · ti (art. 20 LPAmm)

Cantonal Compensation Fund v. Insured (Timeliness of Subsidy Claim Appeal)

Cited in the reasoning regarding the protection against defective notifications, although not directly numbered in the final orders, it supports the context of the decision on receipt date.

52.2010.265 · ti (Art. 20 LPamm)

Driver Appeals Extended License Revocation for Severe Drunk Driving and Recidivism

Cited in the introductory paragraphs of the final orders, relating to the right to examine case files (relevant to the procedural argument raised).

52.2010.396 · ti (art. 20 LPamm)

Contract Award Annulled for Undefined Sub-Criteria Weighting in Public Tender

Cited regarding the right to inspect files, breach of which was central to the reasoning (listed in the final 'Per questi motivi' section).

52.2010.75 · ti (art. 20 LPamm)

Losing Bidder v. State on Access to Road Paving Contract Files

Cited as a basis guaranteeing the right to consult the case files in administrative procedure.

52.2017.604 · ti (art. 20 LPAmm)

Architectural Firm v. Municipality Regarding Public Contract Award for Football Field Design

Cited in section 1.2.5 regarding the rule that defective notification cannot prejudice the parties, justifying the investigation into the lack of notification of the tender documents.