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Art. 14 LOI sur les campings et caravanings résidentiels (LCCR) - Places de stationnement
Titre I, Chapitre III
Art. 14 LCCR · Places de stationnement
1. Le nombre de places de stationnement pour les véhicules automobiles est fixé en proportion des besoins de l'exploitation.
Décisions judiciaires appliquant cette disposition (16)
7.2020 · vd (art. 14 LLCA)
Attorney Disqualification in Partnership Liquidation Denied Over Prior Representation Conflict Claim
Cited to establish the supervisory jurisdiction of the Bar Chamber regarding lawyers practicing before the court.
5.2019 · vd (art. 14 LLCA)
Attorney Disqualification Denied: No Successive Conflict with Former Property Manager Client
Cited in the reasoning to establish the competence of the Chamber of Lawyers regarding attorney supervision.
AC.2004.0271 · vd (articles 14 du Règlement d’application de la LCCR)
Property Owners v. Municipality regarding Building Permit for Seasonal Caravan Parking
Used to infer the commercial purpose of the LCCR-covered campsites, supporting the finding that the site is not a regulated camping ground.
4----------- · vd (art. 14 LLCA)
Jurisdiction Over Attorney Misconduct in Inter-Canton Case
This article establishes the jurisdiction of the Bar Chamber regarding the practice of law, but it is not cited in the operative orders (I and II).
5.2025 · vd (art. 14 LLCA)
Bar Chamber Jurisdiction Over Attorney Production of Allegedly Illicit Documents
Cited in the reasoning to establish the competence of the Bar Chamber as the supervisory authority for lawyers practicing in the canton of Vaud.
6----------- · vd (art. 14 LLCA)
Disciplinary Jurisdiction Over Cross-Cantonal Misconduct; Insufficient Evidence for Investigation
This article is cited in the reasoning to establish that the Bar Chamber is the authority responsible for supervising lawyers practicing in Vaud, determining territorial jurisdiction.
9----------- · vd (art. 14 LLCA)
Attorney Diligence and Dual Representation with Witness Request
Cited in the reasoning regarding the territorial jurisdiction of the supervisory authority.
D.cision.2023.10 · vd (art. 14 LLCA)
Dismissal of Disciplinary Inquiry Regarding Pre-Legal Aid Fees
Cited in the reasoning to establish the chamber's competence as the supervisory authority, although not explicitly in the dispositive orders I and II.
D.cision.2023.72 · vd (art. 14 LLCA)
Lawyer Diligence Dispute Resolved by Settlement
Cited as the legal basis for the jurisdiction of the Bar Chamber to supervise lawyers.
D.cision.2023.73 · vd (art. 14 LLCA)
Attorney Misconduct Allegations Dismissed Due to Insufficient Corroboration
Cited to establish the competence of the Bar Chamber regarding lawyers practicing in the canton.
D.cision.2024.13 · vd (art. 14 LLCA)
Clients v. Attorney: Advertising and Malpractice Allegations
The decision cites this article in the reasoning regarding the jurisdiction of the Bar Chamber.
D.cision.2024.14 · vd (art. 14 LLCA)
Attorney Fee Dispute and Device Retention Dismissal
This article establishes the Chamber of Lawyers' jurisdiction over lawyers practicing in the canton.
D.cision.2024.20 · vd (art. 14 LLCA)
Attorney Reimbursement and Disciplinary Jurisdiction in Legal Aid Case
Cited in the reasoning to establish the Chamber's territorial competence to examine the complaint, which informs the overall decision to classify the complaint.
D.cision.2024.46 · vd (art. 14 LLCA)
Attorney Confidentiality Disclosure Outside Scope of Professional Misconduct
This article defines the Bar Chamber's supervisory role, which is the underlying legal basis for the proceedings.
D.cision.2024.46 · vd (art. 14 LLCA)
Attorney Confidentiality Disclosure Outside Scope of Professional Misconduct
This article establishes the Chamber's competence to oversee the professional conduct of lawyers.