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Art. 8 LOI sur les campings et caravanings résidentiels (LCCR) - Surface par installation
Titre I, Chapitre III
Art. 8 LCCR · Surface par installation
1. Chaque unité de camping (tentes, caravanes, etc.) dispose en moyenne de 80 mètres carrés au minimum de la surface effectivement réservée à son implantation.
2. En période d'affluence et dans la mesure où les conditions de salubrité le permettent, la municipalité pourra autoriser des exceptions.
Décisions judiciaires appliquant cette disposition (16)
7----------- · vd (art. 8 al. 1 let. c LLCA)
Bar Chamber v. Attorney (Unpaid Debts and Registration Removal)
The court found that the lawyer no longer met the personal requirement for registration based on this article due to outstanding debt enforcement certificates.
9.2019 · vd (Art. 8 al. 1 let. b LLCA)
Attorney Disbarred for Embezzlement of Ward and Client Funds
Used to confirm that the lawyer no longer meets the personal condition for registration due to his criminal conviction.
D.cision.2022.89 · vd (art. 8 al. 1 let. c LLCA)
Attorney Solvency and Striking from Register
The decision confirms that the lawyer still meets the personal condition for registration based on this article.
D.cision.2021.33 · vd (art. 8 al. 1 let. c LLCA)
Lawyer's Solvency and Mandatory Removal Proceedings
The court confirmed that the lawyer still meets the personal requirement for registration concerning solvency, which is the main ground for the decision not to radiate.
D.cision.2020.92 · vd (Art. 8 al. 1 let. b LLCA)
Attorney Disclosure of Client Correspondence in Real Estate Transaction
Used to affirm that the lawyer still meets the conditions for registration.
GE.2019.0193 · vd (Art. 8 al. 1 let. c LLCA)
Attorney Removal for Insolvency Upheld
The court confirmed that the appellant failed to meet the personal condition for registration, specifically the requirement of not having outstanding certificates of debt.
17.2019 · vd (Art. 8 al. 1 let. c LLCA)
Attorney Disciplinary Action for Issuance of Non-Attachment Certificates
Basis for the finding that the lawyer no longer meets the personal condition for registration due to outstanding writs of default for debt.
15.2019 · vd (art. 8 al. 1 let. b LLCA)
Attorney Misconduct for Unauthorized Practice Following Registration Cancellation
The court ruled that the lawyer still meets the personal condition for registration under this article.
10.2019 · vd (art. 8 al. 1 let. b LLCA)
Attorney Discipline for Extra-Professional Misconduct and Convictions
The court explicitly states that the lawyer still meets the personal condition for registration based on this article.
9.2018 · vd (art. 8 al. 1 let. c LLCA)
Attorney Default Certificates and Seizure Diversion Compliance
The court explicitly stated that the lawyer did not violate this article, which is the main ground for the decision not to take further action.
4.2018 · vd (art. 8 al. 1 let. c LLCA)
Attorney Disbarment for Non-Payment Writs
It is the ground for the decision to strike the lawyer from the cantonal register due to the existence of writs of execution against him.
D.cision.2011.803 · vd (art. 8 al. 1 let. c LLCA)
Attorney Deregistration Due to Unsuccessful Debt Collection Certificates
This article sets the condition (not having outstanding writs of execution/acts of default of property) that the lawyer failed to meet, justifying the decision.
GE.2007.0206 · vd (Art. 8 LLCA)
Attorney Trainee Supervision Residency Requirement Dispute
Cited in the reasoning regarding professional liability insurance, but not in the final orders.
D.cision.2024.83 · vd (art. 8 al. 1 let. b LLCA)
Lawyer Reprimanded for Instigating Client Perjury
The court ruled that the attorney still meets the condition set out in this article regarding criminal convictions.
D.cision.2024.84 · vd (art. 8 al. 1 let. b LLCA)
Attorney Discipline for Use of False COVID Certificates
This provision establishes the personal condition regarding criminal convictions that an attorney must meet to remain registered, which was the core subject of the court's finding in Order I.