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Art. 7 LOI sur l'expropriation (LE) - Objet

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Art. 7 LE · Objet

1. L'expropriation peut avoir pour objet la propriété d'un immeuble ou d'un meuble, une propriété immatérielle, tout autre droit réel portant sur un immeuble ou un meuble, les droits de voisinage, ainsi que les droits personnels des locataires ou fermiers de l'immeuble à exproprier.

2. Ces droits peuvent être supprimés ou restreints, définitivement ou temporairement.

3. La compétence des tribunaux civils est réservée pour la protection de droits de voisinage [B] dont la lésion apparaît en dehors d'une procédure d'expropriation.

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Décisions judiciaires appliquant cette disposition (43)

PE.2020.0249 · vd (art. 7 let. d de l’Accord conclu le 21 juin 1999 entre la Confédération suisse, d’une part, et la Communauté européenne et ses Etats membres, d’autre part, sur la libre circulation des personnes (ALCP; RS 0.142.112.681))

Family Reunification Permit Denial Overruled on Abuse of Right Claim

This provision establishes the right of family members of an EU/EEA national to residency, which is the core issue being decided (admission of the appeal).

PE.2017.0421 · vd (art. 7 al. 1 de l'ancienne loi fédérale du 26 mars 1931 sur le séjour et l'établissement des étrangers (aLSEE))

Refusal to Renew Residence Permits for Non-EU Mother and Adult EU Son Following EU National Father's Incarceration and Loss of Residence Status

Cited analogously to establish the criteria for when a marriage exists only formally (no hope of reconciliation).

PE.2012.0442 · vd (Art. 7 al. 1 de l'ancienne loi sur le séjour et l'établissement des étrangers (aLSEE))

Spouse's Right of Residence After Reconciliation Following Separation

Cited as the former provision whose jurisprudence is applied *mutatis mutandis* to determine if the marriage is devoid of substance, ensuring non-discrimination under ALCP Art. 2.

GE.2011.0112 · vd (Art. 7 de la loi fédérale du 22 mars 1974 sur le droit pénal administratif (DPA))

Employment Service Fine Upheld for Late Dispatch Notification

This article was cited as applicable to the procedure for imposing the fine under Art. 9 al. 2 let. a Ldét.

FO.2010.0007 · vd (art. 7 de la loi fédérale sur le droit foncier rural)

Rural Land Commission v. Property Owner (Material Partition and Preemption Rights)

The court confirmed the decision that the property constituted an agricultural enterprise under this article.

AC.2007.0034 · vd (art. 7 al. 1 de la loi fédérale du 4 octobre 1991 sur le droit foncier rural (LDFR))

Brother v. Municipality Regarding Stable Construction and Auxiliary Structures

Defines an agricultural enterprise based on workforce requirements.

CR.2008.0134 · vd (art. 7 lit. g de l'ordonnance sur le registre automatisé des mesures administratives du 18 octobre 2000)

Appeal Regarding Traffic Fine and Administrative Warning Dismissed

Cited as the basis for confirming the decision of the SAN to register the warning in the federal register.

PE.2007.0397 · vd (art. 7 al. 2 de la loi sur le séjour et l'établissement des étrangers du 26 mars 1931 (LSEE))

Immigration Reconsideration Denial Based on Suspicion of Marriage of Convenience

This provision was cited in the reasoning to support the finding of abuse of law justifying the rejection of the appeal, although the rejection order itself primarily confirms the SPOP decision.

PE.2007.0166 · vd (art. 7 et 8 de l'Ordonnance du Conseil fédéral du 6 octobre 1986 limitant le nombre des étrangers (OLE))

Romanian National Work Permit Refusal Appeal

These articles were cited as the legal basis for examining the appeal concerning the refusal of the work authorization.

PE.2007.0028 · vd (art. 7 alinéa 1 de la loi fédérale sur le séjour et l’établissement des étrangers (LSEE ; RS 142.20))

Father and Children's Residence Permit Appeal Following Separation and Remarriage

The court found that the appellant was committing an abuse of right by invoking a purely formal union, leading to the consequence that the appellant was deprived of the rights conferred by this article, which is the basis for the decision on the merits.

PE.2006.0708 · vd (art. 7 al. 1 de l'ordonnance du conseil fédéral du 6 octobre 1986 limitant le nombre des étrangers (OLE))

Refusal of Work Permit Upheld Due to Failure to Meet Local Recruitment Obligations

The rejection of the appeal is based on the failure to meet the conditions set out in this article regarding the search for a resident worker.

PE.2007.0042 · vd (art. 7 et 8 de l'Ordonnance du Conseil fédéral du 6 octobre 1986 limitant le nombre des étrangers (OLE))

Employer Appeal Regarding Refusal of Work Permit for Romanian National

These articles were the legal basis used to examine the appeal, leading to the rejection of the appeal based on the failure to meet requirements for hiring foreign labor.

PE.2006.0429 · vd (art. 7 al. 1 de l'ordonnance du conseil fédéral du 6 octobre 1986 limitant le nombre des étrangers (OLE))

Company v. Employment Office (Residence and Work Permit for Hungarian National)

This provision regarding the priority of resident labor force was discussed in the reasoning, leading to the substantive finding that the conditions for exemption were met, which justifies the annulment in the dispositive.

PE.2006.0042 · vd (Art. 7 de la loi fédérale du 22 mars 1974 sur le droit pénal administratif (DPA))

Appeal Regarding Administrative Fine for Failure to Announce Posted Workers

Cited in the reasoning (Consid. 3.a) regarding the application of the fine procedure, but not explicitly cited in the dispositive orders (I, II, III).

PE.2006.0362 · vd (Art. 7 de la loi fédérale du 22 mars 1974 sur le droit pénal administratif (DPA))

Employer Appeal Against Posted Worker Notification Fine Upheld

Cited in the reasoning to reference the procedure for imposing the administrative fine, but not explicitly in the dispositive orders (I, II, III). Therefore, excluded based on strict rules.