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The concrete disadvantage must be described in a substantiated manner

Case-based single point: After the cantonal decision, the appellant must specify concretely in what the significant disadvantage consists and why it cannot easily be remedied later.

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Entscheid vom 3. August 2026 · 03.08.2026

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Fedlex – Swiss federal law ↗

File-based classification.Following the cantonal decision, the party bringing the appeal must specifically set out in what the substantial disadvantage consists and why it cannot easily be remedied later.

The documented point

According to the cantonal decision, the party lodging the appeal must specify concretely in what the substantial disadvantage consists and why it cannot readily be remedied at a later time.

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