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Art. 99 LPAmm Legge sulla procedura amministrativa (LPAmm)

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Art. 99 LPAmm

1 Il ricorso ha effetto sospensivo, a meno che la decisione impugnata non disponga altrimenti. In tal caso, il ricorrente può domandare al presidente dell’autorità di ricorso o al giudice delegato la sospensione della decisione.

2 Alle parti è data facoltà di presentare nuove allegazioni e nuove prove.

3 Il Tribunale di appello può citare le parti per interrogarle sui fatti di causa e assumere prove o informazioni supplementari, valendosi se necessario dell’opera di magistrati della giurisdizione penale e amministrativa. Alle parti dev’essere garantito il diritto di esprimersi sulle nuove risultanze.

4 Per il resto, si applicano le norme della procedura di ricorso davanti al Tribunale cantonale amministrativo.

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Decisioni giudiziarie che applicano questa disposizione (260)

9.2024.116 · ti (art. 99 LPAmm)
Child Visitation Dispute Regarding Overnight Stays
Cited as the procedural basis applicable subsidiarily for the appeal process.
9.2024.42 · ti (art. 99 LPAmm)
Guardian Fee Claim Prescription Appeal
Cited in the reasoning as the subsidiary applicable procedural law for appeal regarding civil law matters.
9.2024.96 · ti (art. 99 LPAmm)
Protection Authority Decision on Child Supervision Challenged Due to Hair Testing and Visitation Restrictions
Cited as the procedural rule applicable subsidiarily to administrative actions concerning civil law matters.
9.2023.128 · ti (art. 99 LPAmm)
Parental Dispute Over Children's Photos on Social Media
Cited as the subsidiary procedural law applicable where the CC does not regulate the procedure for appeals against Protection Authority decisions.
9.2024.59 · ti (art. 99 LPAmm)
Mother's Appeal Regarding Child Visitation Modification Rejected
Cited as the subsidiary procedural rule applicable to the appeal.
9.2024.47 · ti (art. 99 LPAmm)
Appeal Against Child Custody Award to Mother with Mental Health History
Cited as the subsidiary procedural law for the appeal.
9.2024.65 · ti (art. 99 LPAmm)
Appeal Denial Upheld Regarding Access to Guardianship Documentation
Cited as the procedural rule referring to the subsidiary application of the Administrative Procedure Law.
9.2024.11 · ti (art. 99 LPAmm)
Parents' Appeal Against Suspension of Personal Relations Dismissed
Cited in the reasoning section concerning applicable procedure but not in the final operative orders.
9.2024.3 · ti (art. 99 LPAmm)
Guardianship Upheld for Incapacitated Elder Despite Family Offers
Cited in the reasoning section as the basis for the subsidiary application of the Administrative Procedure Law.
9.2023.130 · ti (art. 99 LPAmm)
Appeal Regarding Removal and Appointment of a Representative in a Protection Case
Cited in paragraph 1 as the procedural law applicable subsidiarily to the appeal.
9.2023.110 · ti (art. 99 LPAmm)
Guardianship Annulled Due to Failure to Interview Incapacitated Individual
Cited as the subsidiary procedural rule applicable where the CC does not provide otherwise.
9.2023.49 · ti (art. 99 LPAmm)
Judicial Review of Guardian Accounting and Fee Approval Upheld
Cited in the reasoning section to reference subsidiary procedural rules.
9.2022.193 · ti (art. 99 LPAmm)
Guardianship Confirmation and Guardian Appointment Dispute
Cited as the procedural rule applied subsidiarily to the procedure.
9.2023.64 · ti (art. 99 LPAmm)
Curatorship Guardianship Removal Appeal Dismissed
Cited as the provision establishing the subsidiary application of the Administrative Procedure Law concerning civil actions.
9.2023.120 · ti (art. 99 LPAmm)
Guardian Compensation Post-Protected Person's Death
Cited in the reasoning as the applicable procedural law by analogy, though the operative part relies on general procedural principles indicated by the rejection of the appeal.