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Public domain rule does not govern advertising on private property

ATA/722/1998Corte di giustizia / Camera amministrativa10 nov 1998Granted

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The applicants challenged the City of Geneva’s refusal to authorize two advertising posters on a private building. The court held that Art. 56(3) LR governs only the public domain and cannot be used to regulate advertising on private property merely because it is visible from public space. It further held that the general implementing regulation of the LPMNS does not apply to buildings that are not protected sites. Because the refusal restricted property rights without a clear legal basis, the city could not lawfully deny the authorization.

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Art. 56 al. 3 LR; advertising on private property visible from the public domain; requirement of a clear legal basis for restrictions on ownership. The provision concerning advertising on the public domain is not applicable to installations placed on private immovable property, even if they can be seen from public space. A general implementing regulation of heritage protection likewise cannot be extended to buildings that are not sites within its scope. The prohibition of a signboard on private land constitutes a restriction of ownership and therefore requires a sufficiently clear statutory basis; absent such basis, the refusal of authorization is unlawful (consid. 3 et seq.).

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Descripteurs

DOMAINE PUBLIC(PROPRIETE DE TOUS); AFFICHE; ROUTE; PROCEDURE ADMINISTRATIVE; MOYEN DE DROIT; INDICATION DES VOIES DE DROIT; VG

Normes

LR.56 al.3

Résumé

L'article 56 alinéa 3 LR n'a jamais eu pour but de réglementer l'affichage sur le domaine privé, même si une affiche pouvait être vue du domaine public. De même, le règlement général d'exécution de la LPMNS (RER - 4 05 01) ne saurait s'appliquer à des immeubles qui ne constituent pas des sites. Le fait d'interdire la pose d'un panneau publicitaire sur un immeuble constituant une restriction du droit de propriété garanti par l'art. 22 ter Cst. féd., une telle restriction ne peut être admise en l'absence de base légale claire. L'art. 56 al. 3 LR s'applique exclusivement au domaine public; il n'a pas pour but de réglementer l'affichage sur le domaine privé, même si l'affiche peut être vue du domaine public. En l'espèce, la Ville de Genève ne pouvait refuser aux requérants l'autorisation de poser deux affiches sur un immeuble privé.

Parole chiave

public domainadvertisingproperty rightslegal basismunicipal authorizationheritage regulation

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Questione giuridica chiave

Whether Art. 56(3) LR allows the municipality to regulate or prohibit advertising displayed on private property but visible from public space.

Decisione estratta

No. The provision is limited to the public domain and cannot be used to control advertising on private property, even if visible from the public domain.

Motivazione estratta

The court held that Art. 56(3) LR was never intended to regulate advertising on private land. Extending it to private property would lack a clear legal basis.

Questione giuridica chiave

Whether the general implementing regulation of the LPMNS applies to buildings that are not protected sites.

Decisione estratta

No. The regulation does not apply to buildings that do not constitute sites within the meaning of that framework.

Motivazione estratta

The court found that the implementing regulation could not be invoked for immovable property outside the category of protected sites.

Questione giuridica chiave

Whether the refusal to authorize the posters unlawfully restricted property rights without a clear legal basis.

Decisione estratta

Yes. Prohibiting the installation of an advertising panel on a building restricts constitutionally protected property rights and requires a clear statutory basis, which was lacking.

Motivazione estratta

A restriction of the right of ownership under Art. 22 ter Cst. fed. cannot be upheld in the absence of an explicit legal foundation.

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