Legislator Jurisprudence & Législation
170.11 LRECA CH-VD

Art. 4 LOI sur la responsabilité de l'Etat, des communes et de leurs agents (LRECA)

Chapitre II
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Art. 4 LRECA

1. L'Etat et les corporations communales répondent du dommage que leurs agents causent à des tiers d'une manière illicite.

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Décisions judiciaires appliquant cette disposition (11)

HC.2022.175 · vd (art. 4 LRECA)
Appellant's Claim for Reimbursement for Abandoned Marina Project Dismissed
This provision regarding the liability of the State and municipalities was cited as the basis for rejecting the alternative claim regarding tort liability (I and II in the dispositive).
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Physician's Duty to Inform vs. Patient's Intervening Choice of Foreign Treatment
Cited in the reasoning section as a basis for the State's liability, although the appeal was ultimately rejected.
HC.2020.66 · vd (Art. 4 LRECA)
Appellant v. Municipality Regarding Alpine Pasture Rights and Syndicate Membership
The legal provision establishing the State's liability for unlawful actions by its agents, which formed the basis of the initial claim that was ultimately rejected.
HC.2019.729 · vd (Art. 4 LRECA)
Appellant v. State re: Inadequate Informed Consent for Amygdalo-Hippocampectomy
The main ground for rejecting the appeal is the absence of an illicit act, which is governed by this article in relation to the State's liability.
HC.2016.1094 · vd (Art. 4 LRECA)
Hotel Owner v. Municipality Regarding Left-Turn Lane Obligation and Damages
Cited in the context of the appellant's claim for liability for illicit action, which the court ultimately rejects as unfounded.
D.cision.2016.903 · vd (art. 4 et 5 LRECA)
Victim's Appeal Against Denial of Free Legal Aid in Homicide Case Due to State Liability Nuances
These articles were discussed to establish that the claimant only had a public law claim against the State, precluding the application of Art. 136 al. 1 CPP.
D.cision.2016.911 · vd (art. 4 LRECA)
Parents' Appeal Against Refusal of Free Legal Aid for Criminal Complaint Against State Agents
Cited in the header, related to the cantonal law on state liability, which determined the nature of the claimants' claims.
69.2015.PHC · vd (art. 4 LRECA)
Hotel Expansion Road Improvement Dispute
Cited as the basis for holding the municipality liable for illicit damage caused by its agents to third parties under Vaud law.
HC.2012.360 · vd (Art. 4 LRECA)
Municipality Liable for Unjustified Vehicle Destruction
The court based the liability of the municipality for the illicit removal of the vehicle on this article.
73.2011.FAB · vd (art. 4 LRECA)
Plaintiff v. Former Attorneys Regarding Discotheque Investment Failure
Used to establish that the State is responsible for the illicit damage caused by its agents acting within the scope of their public function.
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Claimant v. State Regarding Retroactive Social Assistance Offset and Bilateral Convention Rights
Cited in the reasoning section regarding the State's liability for unlawful acts by its agents, which is the general basis for the claim rejected in the appeal.