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Art. 117 LOI sur la procédure administrative (LPA-VD) - Causes pendantes

Chapitre VII

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Art. 117 LPA-VD · Causes pendantes

1. Les causes pendantes devant les autorités administratives et de justice administratives à l'entrée en vigueur de la présente loi sont traitées selon cette dernière.

2. Les actions de droit administratif pendantes devant les autorités de justice civile à l'entrée en vigueur de la présente loi demeurent traitées par ces autorités.

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Décisions judiciaires appliquant cette disposition (98)

AC.2021.0132 · vd (art. 117 LPA-VD)

Neighboring Owners Challenge Municipal Construction Permit for Two Two-Unit Residences

The decision was reformed based on the court's authority to modify the administrative act concerning the replacement of earthworks with light wells, citing the relevant procedural law.

PE.2017.0081 · vd (art. 117 LPA-VD)

Spouse's Residence Permit Refusal Annulled for Failure to Determine Worker Status Post-Accident

Cited to confirm the applicability of the new version of Art. 90 al. 2 LPA-VD.

AA.66.07.10.2013 · vd (art. 117 al. 1 LPA-VD)

Survivor Benefits Denial for Pre-existing Heart Condition

Applied as the rule governing the handling of pending cases following the entry into force of a new law.

AI.17.08.25.2012 · vd (art. 117 al. 1 LPA-VD)

Baker's Disability Benefits Appeal After Whiplash Accident

Cited as the transitory provision confirming the applicability of the new Vaud administrative procedure law.

AI.364.08.513.2011 · vd (art. 117 al. 1 LPA-VD)

Insured v. Disability Benefits Denial (2004–2007)

Cited as the basis for the transfer of jurisdiction to the reviewing court.

AA.69.03.98.2011 · vd (art. 117 al. 1 LPA-VD)

Heirs v. Denial of Occupational Illness Benefits for Pulmonary Fibrosis

Cited to confirm the court's competence to rule based on the transitional provision of the cantonal procedural law.

AI.327.08.373.2011 · vd (art. 117 al. 1 LPA-VD)

Mason v. Social Security Administration (Disability Benefits Appeal)

Cited regarding the immediate applicability of the cantonal administrative procedure law (point 1b).

AI.232.06.316.2011 · vd (art. 117 al. 1 LPA-VD)

Fibromyalgia Disability Denial Upheld Despite Depressive Disorder Finding

Cited to determine that the current cantonal procedural law applies to the case pending before the court.

AI.459.09.192.2011 · vd (Art. 117 al. 1 LPA-VD)

Appeal Partially Allowed: Re-evaluation of Disability Benefits Based on Pre-Disability Income Assessment

Cited in the reasoning section (point 6.a) as the provision making Art. 52 LPA-VD immediately applicable to pending cases.

AI.485.08.119.2011 · vd (art. 117 al. 1 LPA-VD)

Social Insurance Disability Appeal Regarding Borderline Personality Disorder Capacity Assessment

Cited in the dispositive section (Point 1.a) regarding the application of the new cantonal administrative procedure law to pending cases.

AI.640.08.66.2011 · vd (Art. 117 al. 1 LPA-VD)

Disability Benefits Appeal: Part-Time Work Capacity and Mixed Assessment Method

Cited as the transitional provision dictating that the new administrative procedure law applies to pending cases.

AI.477.08.516.2010 · vd (art. 117 al. 1 LPA-VD)

Insured Person v. Administrative Office (Disability Benefits and Primary Psychiatric Condition)

Cited in point 4.a regarding the immediate applicability of LPA-VD provisions to pending cases, which informs the cost decision.

AI.226.05.488.2010 · vd (art. 117 LPA-VD)

Disability Benefits Appeal Over Obesity and Spinal/Hand Impairment

Cited regarding the immediate applicability of the Vaud Cantonal Administrative Procedure Law.

AC.2008.0324 · vd (Art. 117 al. 1 LPA-VD)

Appeal Regarding Train Station Renovation and Annex Demolition Involving Mural Protection

Mentioned in the reasoning as the rule governing the application of the new administrative procedure law to pending cases, but not explicitly cited in the dispositive orders I to VIII.

AM.50.08 · vd (Art. 117 al. 1 LPA-VD)

Appellant v. Public Health Service (Extracantonal Treatment Coverage)

Applied as the transitional provision governing the admissibility and procedure for pending cases when the new cantonal administrative procedure law entered into force.