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Art. 28 Subventionsgesetz (SubG) - Verjährung

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Art. 28 SubG · Verjährung

1. Forderungen aus Subventionen verjähren nach Ablauf von fünf Jahren seit ihrer Fälligkeit.

2. Der Anspruch auf Rückerstattung von Subventionen verjährt ein Jahr, nachdem die verfügende oder den Vertrag abschliessende Behörde vom Rechtsgrund des Anspruchs Kenntnis erhalten hat, in jedem Falle aber zehn Jahre nach der Entstehung des Anspruches auf Rückerstattung.

3. Hat der Empfänger die in Artikel 26 Absatz 5 vorgeschriebene Meldung unterlassen und ist für ein Objekt eine zehn Jahre überschreitende Verwendungsdauer festgelegt, so endet die absolute Verjährungsfrist mit Ablauf der Verwendungsdauer, frühestens jedoch zehn Jahre nach der Entstehung des Anspruches auf Rückerstattung.

4. Wird der Anspruch aus einer strafbaren Handlung hergeleitet, für die das Strafrecht eine längere Verjährungsfrist vorsieht, so gilt diese.

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Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (13)

B-995/2023 (Art. 28 Abs. 2 SuG)

Livestock Conservation Grant Dispute: Contractual vs. Administrative Procedure

Cited to describe the reduction of financial aid when the recipient poorly fulfills their task despite a warning.

B-995/2023 (Art. 28 Abs. 4 SuG)

Livestock Conservation Grant Dispute: Contractual vs. Administrative Procedure

Cited to indicate that for financial aid granted by contract, the enforcement of contractual performance is applicable in case of non-performance or defective performance.

B-275/2016 (Art. 28 SuG)

Partial Repayment of Subsidies Due to Trust and Documentation Issues

This provision was discussed but ultimately deemed not applicable because the recipient had fulfilled their obligations.

B-563/2013 (Art. 28 Abs. 1 SuG)

Farmer Disqualified from Direct Payments for Exceeding Phosphorus Limits

Cited as the legal basis for withholding or reclaiming financial aid with interest.

B-563/2013 (Art. 28 Abs. 3 SuG)

Farmer Disqualified from Direct Payments for Exceeding Phosphorus Limits

Cited as the legal basis for waiving the repayment of financial aid in hardship cases.

B-503/2009 (Art. 28 Abs. 1 SuG)

Farmer denied organic direct payments over nutrient balance issues.

Basis for not paying financial aid if the recipient does not fulfill their obligations despite warnings.

B-503/2009 (Art. 28 Abs. 3 SuG)

Farmer denied organic direct payments over nutrient balance issues.

Allows for waiving recovery of already paid advance payments in hardship cases.

AGVE.2009.74 · ag (Art. 28 Abs. 3 SuG)

Cultivation eligibility vs. contractual right to direct payments

Cited to reject a reduction due to hardship.

5.BE.2009.1 · ag (Art. 28 Abs. 3 SuG)

Bad Faith Landowner Must Repay Improper Agricultural Payments

This provision of the Subsidies Act addresses reductions due to hardship cases, considered in the context of repayment.

C-6387/2007 (Art. 28 Abs. 1 SuG)

Federal Funding Repayment Dispute and Right to Be Heard

This article governs the repayment of subsidies when the recipient does not fulfill their obligations, including the possibility of repayment with interest.

C-6387/2007 (Art. 28 Abs. 2 SuG)

Federal Funding Repayment Dispute and Right to Be Heard

This article allows for the partial repayment of subsidies if the recipient fulfills their obligations inadequately, with the competent authority determining the appropriate reduction.

C-6387/2007 (Art. 28 Abs. 3 SuG)

Federal Funding Repayment Dispute and Right to Be Heard

This article provides for the possibility of waiving repayment, in whole or in part, in hardship cases.

20.2004.43 · ti (Art. 28 della legge federale sugli aiuti finanziari e le indennità (Lsu))

Cantonal Approval of Vedeggio – Cassarate Road Tunnel Project

Mentioned in reasoning (7.6) regarding potential subsidy repayment, which underpins the need for compliance.