Ski Schools – right of continued operation

An approval to operate a ski school can, under certain conditions, still be used after the death of the owner.

After the death of the owner of an approval to operate a ski school, the latter than be continued by

• the estate;
• the surviving spouse or registered life partner or children or adopted children who are entitled to the inheritance;
• the liquidator on account or for the bankrupt’s estate;
• the administrator appointed by a court or a an appointed lessee.

based on a notification to be made before the state government, within two months. If several persons are entitled to continue the operation, they will share the right, unless otherwise legally prescribed by the owner of the approval to operate a ski school. If the person entitled to continue the approval fails to meet the prerequisites of Sec. 57 c of the Oö. Tourismusgesetz 2018 [Tourism Act of Upper Austria of 2018], a managing director meeting these prerequisites shall be named in the notification.

The notification must be made before the state government within two months.

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Amt der Oö. Landesregierung
[Office of the State Government of Upper Austrian]
Direktion für Landesplanung, wirtschaftliche und ländliche Entwicklung
[Directorate for Regional Planning Economic and Rural Development]
Abteilung Wirtschaft und Forschung
[Department of Economy and Research]
4021 Linz, Bahnhofplatz 1
Phone (+43 732) 77 20-151 21
Fax (+43 732) 77 20-211 785
Email: wi.post@ooe.gv.at

If several persons are entitled to continue the operation, they will share the right, unless otherwise legally prescribed by the owner of the approval to operate a ski school. If the person entitled to continue the approval fails to meet the prerequisites of Sec. 57 c of the Tourism Act of Upper Austria of 2018, a managing director meeting these prerequisites shall be named in the notification.

No electronic or personal signature of the application is required.

No relevant information available.

No relevant information available.

State administrative charge pursuant to the Oö. Landesverwaltungs-Abgabenverordnung 2011 [Upper Austrian Ordinance on Administrative Charges of 2011] for awarding the approval: EUR 52;

Charges according to the Gebührengesetz [Fee Act]:
for filing the application: EUR 47.30;
for the annexes to be attached to the application: EUR 3.90
per sheet*, however a maximum of EUR 21.80 per annex;
for granting the authorisation: EUR 83.60.

*Sheet means paper whose dimensions do not exceed twice 210 mm x 297 mm in one or both directions. Charges in the double amount shall be paid for paper exceeding these dimensions.

The right to continue the operation will end upon expiry of the second subsequent winter season.

A complaint can be filed against the notification. Such complaint shall be made in writing and must be filed with the authority which issued the notification within four weeks. The period commences upon receipt of the written copy or, in case of an oral announcement, when such is made.

The complaint shall also state the notification and the authority against which it is made, the reasons on which the alleged illegality are based, the request and information that is necessary to assess whether the complaint was filed in due time. Complaints shall no longer be permitted if the party explicitly waived its right to make a complaint after the notification was served or announced to it.

Otherwise, any notification contains information on legal remedies, including the instruction before which authority the legal remedy must be filed and within what period.

For laws and regulations, please refer to the Rechtsinformationssystem [Legal Information System] (RIS)

Einheitlicher Ansprechpartner (EAP) Oberösterreich
[Point of Single Contact (PSC) Upper Austria]
eap@ooe.gv.at

No form required.

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Last update: 24.02.2021