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Art. 66 LOI sur l'expropriation (LE) - Dépréciation des parcelles restantes
Titre IV
Art. 66 LE · Dépréciation des parcelles restantes
1. L'indemnité de dépréciation due en cas d'expropriation partielle est fixée en proportion de la moins-value des parcelles restantes, si cette moins-value est une conséquence de l'expropriation ou de l'exécution de l'ouvrage qui y donnent lieu.
2. Si par suite des travaux l'exproprié se trouve libéré de servitudes qui n'avaient pas perdu toute utilité, il en est tenu compte pour diminuer l'indemnité.
Décisions judiciaires appliquant cette disposition (3)
PE.2006.0196 · vd (Art. 66 ss de la loi du 17 juin 2005 sur le Tribunal fédéral (LTF))
Revocation of Residency Based on Formal Marriage Without Reconciliation
The cost provision referenced in the operative part (point III) imposing court fees on the appellant, though the exact reference is not in the operative part, the operative part states the costs are imposed, which relies on procedural cost rules, generally found in the LTF (for a federal court appeal context, but here it refers to cantonal costs rules implied by the confirmation of the decision, the explicitly cited provisions in the text related to appeals to the federal court are the procedural/cost provisions of the LTF).
GE.2005.0194 · vd (Art. 66 de l’Ordonnance sur le registre du Commerce (ORC))
Former Managing Partner Required to Return Security Permits Post-Dissolution
This article was cited in the reasoning (Point 3 cc) to justify the continued existence of management obligations until registration is struck off, which supports the main ground for rejecting the appeal.
GE.2005.0194 · vd (art. 66 de l’Ordonnance sur le registre du Commerce (ORC))
Former Managing Partner Required to Return Security Permits Post-Dissolution
This article was cited in the reasoning (Point 3 cc) to justify the continued existence of management obligations until registration is struck off, which supports the main ground for rejecting the appeal.