922.05.1.1
RSFA
CH-VD
CH-VD
Art. 4 RÈGLEMENT sur le séquestre et la mise en fourrière d'animaux (RSFA)
Art. 4 RSFA
1. Sous réserve des dispositions de la loi du 28 février 1956 sur les communes [G] , le vétérinaire cantonal, sur préavis du préfet ou du vétérinaire délégué, ordonne le séquestre
a. des animaux errants,
b. des animaux suspects d'épizootie,
c. des animaux dangereux.
2. Le vétérinaire cantonal détermine les modalités de séquestre et en ordonne la levée.
3. Les frais de séquestre sont à la charge du détenteur de l'animal.
Décisions judiciaires appliquant cette disposition (6)
GE.2006.0219 · vd (art. 4 al. 3, 10 et 14 RSFA)
Dog Seizure Fees and Re-evaluation of Release Conditions
Cited as the rule determining that sequestration, transport, and boarding costs are borne by the animal holder, justifying the confirmation of the costs order.
GE.2006.0089 · vd (art. 4 RSFA)
Dog Seizure and Placement Upheld Despite Owner's Claims
This article was cited as the justification for the initial preventive seizure, and its application regarding cost allocation was confirmed in the reasoning supporting the dismissal of the appeal.
GE.2005.0167 · vd (Art. 4 al. 1 lettre c RSFA)
Cantonal Veterinarian Seizure of Dogs Upheld Over Owner Liability for Costs
This provision was cited in the reasoning as the basis for the cantonal veterinarian ordering the seizure, but was not directly applied in the final orders.
GE.2005.0167 · vd (Art. 4 al. 2 RSFA)
Cantonal Veterinarian Seizure of Dogs Upheld Over Owner Liability for Costs
This provision was cited in the reasoning regarding the cantonal veterinarian's powers, but was not directly applied in the final orders.
GE.2005.0167 · vd (Art. 4 al. 3 RSFA)
Cantonal Veterinarian Seizure of Dogs Upheld Over Owner Liability for Costs
The court confirmed the decision holding the owner liable for the costs of the seizure based on this provision.
GE.2006.0041 · vd (Art. 4 al. 1 lettre c RSFA)
Cantonal Veterinary Service v. Dobermann Owner (Transfer of Aggressive Dog)
This provision regarding the cantonal veterinarian's power to order the seizure of dangerous animals is part of the background law applied in the reasoning to assess the administrative decision, but it is not explicitly cited in the dispositive orders I, II, or III.