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Art. 38 Bundesgesetz vom 17. Juni 2005 über das Bundesverwaltungsgericht (VGG) - Ausstand

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Art. 38 VGG · Ausstand

Die Bestimmungen des Bundesgerichtsgesetzes vom 17. Juni 2005 über den Ausstand gelten im Verfahren vor dem Bundesverwaltungsgericht sinngemäss.

← Art. 37 VGG Bundesgesetz vom 17. Juni 2005 über das Bundesverwaltungsgericht (VGG) - Grundsatz Art. 39 VGG →

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Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (36)

C-89/2026 (Art. 38 VGG)
Disability Benefits Appeal: Recusal Denied Due to Lack of Evidence
Cited to establish the Federal Administrative Court's jurisdiction over an application for recusal, referencing provisions of the Federal Supreme Court Act (BGG) on recusal.
A-3795/2025 (Art. 38 VGG)
Recusal Applications Against Judges Dismissed
Applied to make the provisions of the BGG on recusal applicable to proceedings before the Federal Administrative Court.
A-3834/2025 (Art. 38 VGG)
Federal Administrative Court Dismisses Recusal Motions Against Judges
Cited as the basis for applying the provisions of the BGG on recusal in proceedings before the Federal Administrative Court.
A-1063/2025 (Art. 38 VGG)
Recusal Denied: No Objective Bias Found
Applied for the procedural rules on recusal from the BGG to be applied analogously.
D-5685/2023 (Art. 21 und 38 VGG in Verbindung mit Art. 36 BGG sowie Art. 63 Abs. 4 VwVG)
Recusal Denied: Judge's Interim Decisions Not Indicative of Bias
The court used these provisions to establish a separate procedure for the recusal request and to grant legal aid and reimbursement of costs.
D-5685/2023 (Art. 38 VGG)
Recusal Denied: Judge's Interim Decisions Not Indicative of Bias
This provision, in conjunction with Art. 36 BGG, determined the formal requirements for the recusal request to be processed.
D-4180/2022 (Art. 38 VGG)
Recusal Request Denied, Lawyer Reprimanded for Disrespectful Remarks
This provision is cited in relation to Art. 36 Abs. 2 BGG concerning the recusal of a judge and in relation to Art. 6 AsylG and Art. 42 Abs. 7 BGG for potential non-admissibility of abusive requests.
E-5695/2021 (Art. 38 VGG)
Asylum Appeal Revision Due to Misinterpreted Notification
Cited in the applicants' requests for recusal but not explicitly used in the court's dispositive orders.
E-2028/2021 (Art. 38 VGG)
Federal Administrative Court Dismisses Third Asylum Seeker's Recusal Request
Mentioned in the context of potential future non-admission of abusive recusal requests and in relation to the court's jurisdiction over recusal matters.
F-5181/2020 (Art. 38 VGG)
Asylum Seeker's Recusal Request Against Judge Dismissed
Used to state that the court is competent to rule on requests for recusal, and in point 6.1, to state that there is no reason to grant the request to annul the interim orders.
A-1592/2020 (Art. 38 LTAF)
Prior Spousal Involvement Insufficient for Recusal
Cited for applying the provisions of the LTF regarding recusal by analogy.
B-3522/2019 (Art. 38 VGG)
Recusal Motion Rejected Based on Prior Rulings
Cited to establish that the provisions of the BGG on recusal apply analogously in proceedings before the Federal Administrative Court.
D-8007/2015 (Art. 38 VGG)
Sri Lankan National Asylum Claim Dismissed Due to Credibility Issues
Relevant for the obligation of a judge to recuse themselves in case of a special friendship with a party.
BB.2018.8 (Art. 38 VGG)
Complainant's Appeal Against Prosecutor's Decision to Discontinue Judicial Misconduct Investigation Dismissed
Used analogously to determine the jurisdiction of the appellate chamber to rule on its own recusal requests.
C-3369/2016 (Art. 38 VGG)
Federal Administrative Court rules employee abroad remains compulsorily insured despite employer bankruptcy
Applies provisions of the Federal Supreme Court Act regarding recusal.