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Art. 41 LPAmm Legge sulla procedura amministrativa (LPAmm)

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Art. 41 LPAmm

1 Più persone possono agire o essere convenute congiuntamente se si tratta di statuire su diritti od obblighi che si fondano su fatti o atti giuridici comuni.

2 Ciascun litisconsorte può condurre la propria causa indipendentemente dagli altri.

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Decisioni giudiziarie che applicano questa disposizione (5)

52.2017.659 · ti (art. 41 LPAmm)
Building Permit Appeal: Barn Conversion Deemed New Construction Violating Setback Requirements
Cited to confirm that the appellants could validly act jointly in court.
52.2011.86 · ti (Art. 41 seg. LPamm)
Illegal Entry Detention Upheld, Legal Aid Granted on Procedural Grounds
Cited in the reasoning as the procedural basis for the request for a finding regarding material acts.
52.2008.371 · ti (art. 41 LPamm)
Property Owners v. Municipality: Appealability of Non-Binding Municipal Information on Building Entitlements
This procedural article on declaratory judgments is referenced in relation to the scope of declaratory actions, justifying the conclusion that the request was not subject to a binding determination.
20.2005.34 · ti (art. 41 LPamm.)
Municipality v. Property Owner Regarding Superseding Road Construction Plan
This article was cited in the context of deciding on the admissibility of the declaratory action, which was ultimately rejected (Order 2).
52.2008.371 · ti (art. 28, 31, 41 LPamm)
Property Co-owners v. State Council (Administrative Appeal Admissibility)
These provisions of the administrative procedural law were cited alongside procedural grounds justifying the dismissal of the appeal for being lodged against a non-appealable decision.