913.11 LAF

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Art. 93 LOI sur les améliorations foncières (LAF) - Transfert de propriété et des autres droits [ 4, 20, 21 ]

Titre IV, Chapitre V, Section IV, Sous-section II

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Art. 93 LAF · Transfert de propriété et des autres droits [ 4, 20, 21 ]

1. Les dispositions de l'article 67 ne sont pas applicables aux terrains à bâtir.

2. Le département en charge de l'aménagement du territoire [B] arrête, en coordination avec le registre foncier, d'office ou sur demande de la direction du syndicat, la date à laquelle la propriété des immeubles et des autres droits est transférée des anciens sur les nouveaux bien-fonds. La direction du syndicat notifie aux propriétaires cette date, ainsi que les différentes conditions ou restrictions nécessaires à la prise de possession des nouveaux immeubles décidées par l'assemblée générale du syndicat. Celles-ci ont force obligatoire envers tous les membres du syndicat. Les nouveaux immeubles doivent être balisés sur le terrain.

3. En cas de besoin, le département en charge de l'aménagement du territoire ordonne toutes mesures utiles pour assurer l'exécution effective du transfert de propriété.

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Décisions judiciaires appliquant cette disposition (10)

AF.2015.0001 · vd (Art. 93 LAF)

Land Readjustment Classification Decision Upheld Despite Equalization Claims

The court cited Art. 93 LAF when discussing the suspension of new construction regulations until the transfer of property, which is relevant to the applicable estimation rules.

AF.2015.0002 · vd (Art. 93 LAF)

Land Equalization Dispute Involving Property Exchange and Taxation

Cited in the reasoning section regarding the admissibility of the appeal and the requirement of a final decision (though the main ground is the rejection of the appeal).

AC.2011.0253 · vd (Art. 93 a de la loi du 29 novembre 1961 sur les améliorations foncières (LAF, RSV 913.11))

Property Owner Challenge to Single Access Point Approval; Partial Annulment for Lack of Public Servitude Guarantee

Cited in the reasoning regarding land improvement measures, but not explicitly used in the dispositive orders.

AF.2001.0004 · vd (art. 93 a LAF)

Classification Commission Decision on Access Servitudes Upheld

This provision was cited in the reasoning preceding the dispositive and sets the legal ground for the correction of boundaries imposed by authorities based on preponderant public interest, which underpins the confirmed decision.

AF.2001.0005 · vd (art. 93 LAF)

Property Owner v. Classification Commission (Land Exchange Valuation)

This article regarding the deferral of construction regulations was cited in the background reasoning leading to the prior decision that was overturned.

AF.2001.0008 · vd (art. 93 LAF)

Appeal Against Land Readjustment and Easement Allocation Decision

Although cited in the reasoning regarding the previous decision, it is not explicitly mentioned in the final orders (I-IV).

AF.1999.0023 · vd (art. 68 à 70 et art 93 LAF)

State Appeal on Land Valuation Under Cantonal Development Plan

Cited in the reasoning concerning the principle that the entry into force of new building regulations must be deferred until property transfer, justifying the double estimation.

AF.1999.0023 · vd (art. 93 LAF)

State Appeal on Land Valuation Under Cantonal Development Plan

Cited in the context of deferring the entry into force of new building regulations until property transfer, which justifies the application of double estimation.

AF.1999.0005 · vd (Art. 93 LAF)

Appeal Against Property Value Determination in Land Consolidation Scheme

Cited in the reasoning (Considering 1.h) to support the requirement that the legal status of land must not be fixed (i.e., double estimation requires postponement of plan entry into force).

AF.1999.0010 · vd (art. 93 LAF)

Land Consolidation Appeal Rejection: Real Equalization and Pedestrian Servitude Upheld

Cited as the legal basis allowing the suspension of the entry into force of the plan until the transfer of property in the context of real equalization.