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Art. 16 LOI sur l’aide aux études et à la formation professionnelle (LAEF) - Prêts
Chapitre II, Section II
Art. 16 LAEF · Prêts
1. Les prêts sont des allocations en espèces, uniques ou périodiques, qui doivent être remboursées conformément à l'article 34.
2. Un prêt peut être octroyé
a. pour la préparation d'un diplôme subséquent au Master ou pour l'élaboration d'une thèse universitaire. Ce prêt se limite à une durée maximale de respectivement un et trois ans ;
b. pour la formation entreprise lorsqu'elle ne permet pas d'obtenir un titre plus élevé ;
c. dans les autres cas expressément prévus par la présente loi.
3. Le règlement [D] détermine le montant maximal qui peut être accordé sous forme de prêt à une même personne.
Décisions judiciaires appliquant cette disposition (41)
BO.2023.0018 · vd (art. 16 LAEF)
Refusal of Study Aid for Compensatory Training Due to Exceeded Time Limit
The court considered the rules regarding loans when examining the request for a loan.
BO.2018.0013 · vd (Art. 16 al. 2 let. a LAEF)
Cantonal Scholarship Refusal Upheld for EMBA as Continuing Education
The court implicitly referred to this article by suggesting the formation might qualify for a loan as a post-Master diploma.
BO.2016.0009 · vd (Art. 16 LAEF)
Scholarship Denial for Equivalent Qualification
Mentioned in the reasoning as the basis for the loan granted, which confirms the rejection of the scholarship application.
BO.2015.0024 · vd (art. 16 ch. 2 LAEF)
Student Grant Appeal Regarding Hypothetical Income Based on Unclaimed Family Allowances
Cited in the reasoning to define the resources taken into account for evaluating financial capacity.
BO.2015.0027 · vd (Art. 16 LAEF)
Student Grant Reimbursement Upon Exmatriculation for Academic Failure
Cited in the reasoning concerning the resources and expenses taken into account for the assessment of financial capacity.
BO.2014.0035 · vd (Art. 16 LAEF)
Parents v. Scholarship Authority (Nephew Support Deduction)
This provision defines the factors to be considered (charges and resources) for evaluating financial capacity, forming the substantive background for the court's decision on the allowance.
BO.2014.0036 · vd (Art. 16 LAEF)
Scholarship Denial Upheld: Exclusion of Support for Non-Dependent Nephews in Income Calculation
Cited in the reasoning to explain the criteria for calculating financial capacity, although the court confirms the refusal to include the nephews' maintenance costs based on this law and its regulation.
BO.2014.0008 · vd (Art. 16 LAEF)
Student Grant Denial Appeal Based on Erroneous Income Calculation
Cited to detail the criteria for assessing the financial capacity of the parents.
BO.2013.0006 · vd (art. 16 let. c LAEF)
Appeal Against Refusal of Study Grant for Private Pilot Training Upheld
Cited as the provision governing the determination of the aid amount following the admission of the appeal.
BO.2013.0002 · vd (art. 16 LAEF)
Appeal Regarding Study Grant Denial Based on Parental Income
This article defines the resources and charges taken into account for evaluating financial capacity.
BO.2012.0011 · vd (Art. 16 LAEF)
Scholarship Calculation Appeal Based on Financial Independence and Parental Income
Cited in the reasoning as listing the criteria for determining the financial capacity of the applicant and those supporting them.
BO.2011.0017 · vd (Art. 16 LAEF)
State Study Grant Denial Based on Aggregated Parental Income of Adult Child
The criteria for assessing parental financial capacity, which are central to the court's decision to reject the appeal, are based on this article.
BO.2010.0035 · vd (art. 16 al. 1 LAEF (New text))
Applicant v. Cantonal Scholarship Office (Financial Independence and Cohabitation)
Quoted as forthcoming legislation that would mandate the inclusion of the cohabitant's income, but explicitly noted as not yet in force.
BO.2011.0006 · vd (art. 16 LAEF)
Parental Income Calculation for Student Grant Appeal
Cited in the reasoning (2a) to list the criteria for evaluating financial capacity (income and assets).
BO.2010.0008 · vd (art. 16 al. 1 ch. 1 let. a LAEF)
Student Financial Aid Independent Status Appeal Dismissal
This article was cited to justify why net income, and not gross income, was used for the financial capacity evaluation.