Art. 32 LOI sur les auberges et les débits de boissons (LADB) - Début de l'exploitation [ 2 ]

AC.2010.0229 · vd (Art. 32 LADB)

Discotheque Permit Refusal Upheld Due to Vested Rights Lapse and Public Inquiry Justification

Cited in the background facts (C.1) to recall that the establishment must remain closed until a new authorization is granted; although not explicitly in the dispositive, it justifies the municipal decision which was upheld.

GE.1994.0132 · vd (art. 32 LADB)

Restaurant License Hour Restrictions Overturned Due to Abuse of Power and Equal Treatment Violation

This article defines the legal basis for the need requirement, which the court found was improperly applied by the authority, leading to the annulment.

GE.1993.0019 · vd (art. 32 LADB)

Administrative Police Refusal of Café-Restaurant License Overruled Due to Local Conditions

This provision concerning the need clause was the basis for finding the initial refusal unjustified.

GE.1993.0066 · vd (Art. 32 LADB)

Municipality v. Department of Licensing Denial

The court rejected the appeal, implicitly maintaining the decision based on the application of this article regarding the need for a public establishment.

GE.1992.0063 · vd (art. 32 al. 3 LADB)

Simple Company v. Canton of Vaud (Café-Restaurant Authorization)

The allowance of the appeal and the admission of the principle request for an alcoholic beverage license are justified by specific local circumstances under this article.

GE.1993.0056 · vd (Art. 32 LADB)

Restaurant Alcohol License Amendment Denial Upheld Due to Quota Exceedance

The court confirmed the decision based on the legal provision concerning the requirement for a license.

GE.1993.0056 · vd (Art. 32 al. 2 LADB)

Restaurant Alcohol License Amendment Denial Upheld Due to Quota Exceedance

The court explicitly discussed the exception clause within this provision regarding special local circumstances.

GE.1993.0056 · vd (Art. 32 de la loi du 11 décembre 1984 sur les auberges et les débits de boissons (LADB))

Restaurant Alcohol License Amendment Denial Upheld Due to Quota Exceedance

This provision establishes the need clause which was the basis for refusing the alcohol license.

GE.1993.0004 · vd (art. 32 LADB)

Café License Denial Overturned Due to Rigid Application of Proximity Rule

The annulment of the negative decision was based on the incorrect application of this provision regarding the need for a public establishment.

GE.1992.0095 · vd (art. 32 LADB)

Tea Room Alcohol License Denial Due to Saturation

This article, establishing the need clause for granting a license, was the main legal ground for rejecting the appeal against the refusal of the cafe-restaurant license.

GE.1992.0083 · vd (art. 32 LADB)

Municipality v. Department: Café Authorization Refusal Based on Saturation Quota

Cited in the reasoning as the legal basis for the need requirement, which underpins the rejection of the appeal (though not explicitly in the dispositive, its sister provision Art. 32 quater Cst. féd. is referenced as the constitutional basis justifying the application of existing law in point 3).

GE.1992.0072 · vd (art. 32 LADB)

Bodega Patent Denial in Montreux Old Town

Cited in the reasoning to define the criteria for granting a patent, which directly underpins the decision to reject the appeal.

GE.1992.0072 · vd (art. 32 de la loi du 11 décembre 1984 sur les auberges et les débits de boissons (LADB))

Bodega Patent Denial in Montreux Old Town

This article established the need for a 'clause du besoin' which was the basis for refusing the patent and subsequently rejecting the appeal.

GE.1991.0012 · vd (Art. 32 LADB)

Appeal Against Refusal of Café-Restaurant License Due to Quota Exceeded

The court confirmed the rejection of the appeal based on the criteria established in this article regarding the need for an alcoholic beverage license.

GE.1991.0032 · vd (Art. 32 LADB)

Restaurant Alcoholic Beverage License Denial Upheld Due to Density Quota

The article establishing the need clause was the main ground for upholding the rejection of the patent application.