Art. 19 LOI sur les procédés de réclame (LPR) - Approbation par le chef de département [ 3 ]

FO.1995.0029 · vd (art. 19 al. 1, let.b LPR)

Administrative Court Upholds Refusal of Vineyard Acquisition by Corporation Based on Excessive Land Ownership

Cited in the reasoning section when comparing LDFR with abrogated law, but not in the dispositive orders (I, II, III).

FO.1993.0033 · vd (Art. 19 al. 1er lit. b LPR)

Heirs' Appeal Against Land Commission's Opposition to Agricultural Land Sale for Golf Course

The decision was reformed based on the finding that there were justifiable motives on the part of the sellers, which invalidates the opposition under this provision.

FO.1993.0028 · vd (art. 19 al. 1er lit. b LPR)

Cement Corporation Land Sale Appeal for Quarry Expansion

Basis for admitting the appeals and lifting the opposition to the sale of agricultural land by establishing the existence of just causes for the buyer.

FO.1992.0007 · vd (art. 19 al. 1 LPR)

Municipality's Vineyard Acquisition Blocked Over Apparent Monopolization Intent

Cited in the reasoning section to justify the legal framework under which the opposition to the sale was examined, leading to the application of subparagraph 'a'.

FO.1992.0007 · vd (art. 19 al. 1 lit. a LPR)

Municipality's Vineyard Acquisition Blocked Over Apparent Monopolization Intent

The final order rejects the appeals based on this provision concerning the prohibition of selling agricultural property for the purpose of land hoarding.

FO.1992.0011 · vd (art. 19 al. 1er lettre c LPR)

Municipality v. Heirs: Land Sale Authorization Overturning Commission Refusal Based on Just Motive

This article concerning the prohibition of sales affecting the viability of rural land was the core legal basis considered for the initial opposition and subsequent reversal by the Administrative Tribunal.

FO.1992.0013 · vd (art. 19 al. 1er let. c LPR (RS 211.412.1))

Agricultural Land Sale Authorization Appeal

This provision established the basis for opposing the sale of agricultural domains, which the court ultimately decided not to apply (i.e., deciding against the opposition).

FO.1991.0005 · vd (art. 19 LPR)

Agricultural Operator Early Alienation Dispute

The case was remanded to the Commission for a decision regarding a potential objection under this article.

FO.1990.1392 · vd (art. 19 al. 1 lit. c LPR)

Property Sale for Farm Viability Amid Financial Distress

This provision was the main legal basis used to admit the appeal, as the sale was deemed not to render the farming operation non-viable.

FO.1990.1385 · vd (art. 19 al. 1 lit. b LPR)

Heirs' Appeal Against Vineyard Sale Refusal Upheld Due to Public Interest in Agricultural Structure

The rejection of the appeal is based on the court finding that Hammel S.A., which controls the buyer, already owns sufficient agricultural land, thus justifying the opposition to the sale according to this provision.

FO.1990.1385 · vd (art. 19 al. 2 LPR)

Heirs' Appeal Against Vineyard Sale Refusal Upheld Due to Public Interest in Agricultural Structure

This provision was used to assess the situation when the buyer is a legal entity controlled by an individual or entity subject to the restrictions of Art. 19 al. 1 LPR.