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Art. 112a Bundesverfassung der Schweizerischen Eidgenossenschaft (BV) - Ergänzungsleistungen
BV; 3. Titel: Bund, Kantone und Gemeinden; 2. Kapitel: Zuständigkeiten
Art. 112a BV · Ergänzungsleistungen
Bund und Kantone richten Ergänzungsleistungen aus an Personen, deren Existenzbedarf durch die Leistungen der Alters-, Hinterlassenen- und Invalidenversicherung nicht gedeckt ist.
Das Gesetz legt den Umfang der Ergänzungsleistungen sowie die Aufgaben und Zuständigkeiten von Bund und Kantonen fest.
Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (28)
ZL.2023.00062 · zh (Art. 112a Abs. 1 BV)
Disability Pension Supplementary Benefits Denial Based on Loan Asset Threshold
Cited as the constitutional basis for the purpose of supplementary benefits.
33.2023.11 · ti (Art. 112a Cost. fed.)
Cantonal Compensation Fund v. Galleryist (Supplementary Benefits for Dual-Use Property)
Cited as the constitutional basis for supplementary benefits.
ZL.2021.00071 · zh (Art. 112a BV)
Elderly Care Benefits: Calculation of Supplementary Benefits for Residents of Care Facilities
Cited by the appellants as a basis for their argument that the amount for personal expenses must be at least one quarter of the minimum AHV pension.
HC.2021.168 · vd (Art. 112a al. 1 Cst)
Cantonal Liability for Official's Negligence in Disability Claim Appeal
Cited in the reasoning section regarding the basis for complementary benefits.
42.2020.15 · ti (Art. 112a Cost.fed.)
Social Assistance Reimbursement Following Pension Withdrawal
Cited in the reasoning leading up to the final decision regarding the supplementary benefits (PC) priority over social assistance.
33.2020.11 · ti (Art. 112a Cost. fed.)
Appeal Regarding Reimbursement of Supplementary Benefits Due to Undisclosed Foreign Property and Cash Assets
Cited in the reasoning section to establish the constitutional basis for complementary benefits, although not explicitly in the dispositive orders, it supports the context of the review.
A/4313/2018 · ge (Art. 112a Cst.)
Appeal on Supplementary Family Allowances: Hypothetical Income and Maintenance Calculation Remanded
Cited in reasoning 5, but not explicitly in the dispositive orders 1-6, thus excluded.
200 2019 199 · be (Art. 112 Abs. 2 lit. b i.V.m. Art. 112a BV)
AHV Recipient Denied Supplementary Benefits Over Income Calculation Dispute
Cited to establish the constitutional basis and purpose of supplementary benefits (guaranteeing the minimum existence).
42.2018.18 · ti (Art. 112a Cost.fed.)
Social Assistance Reimbursement Due to Lump-Sum Occupational Benefit Capital
Cited in the reasoning to contextualize complementary benefits (PC) as a priority social insurance over social assistance.
600 21 16 · be (Art. 112a Abs. 1 BV)
Appeal Regarding Educational Grant Calculation and Foreign Income Conversion Rate
This constitutional provision on supplementary benefits was cited to distinguish the purpose of supplementary benefits law from training grant law (see section 2.4.2.6).
32.2016.56 · ti (art. 112a Cost. fed.)
Disability Pension Calculation Appeal Regarding Contribution Period and Spousal Earnings
Mentioned as a possible recourse for the insured if the disability pension is insufficient for minimum needs.
33.2016.1 · ti (art. 112a Cost. fed.)
Appeal Regarding Imputed Income Calculation for Nursing Home Benefits Based on Prior Gifted Property
Cited as the constitutional basis defining supplementary benefits, relevant to the overall legal context of the rejected claim.
200 2014 362 · be (Art. 112 Abs. 2 lit. b i.V.m. Art. 112a BV)
Claimant v. Compensation Office: Valuation of Inherited Assets for Supplementary Benefit Entitlement
Cited in the reasoning regarding the purpose of EL to guarantee the minimum subsistence level.
EL.2012.16 · sg (Art. 112a BV)
Disability Insurance Recipient's Supplementary Benefit Calculation in Specialized Care Family
Cited as the constitutional basis for supplementary benefits.
33.2012.11 · ti (art. 112a Cost. fed.)
Appeal Regarding Supplementary Benefits Denial Based on Asset Valuation and Relinquished Inheritance
This constitutional provision establishes the obligation of the Confederation and Cantons to pay complementary benefits.