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Art. 53 Bundesgesetz vom 17. Juni 2005 über das Bundesverwaltungsgericht (VGG) - Übergangsbestimmungen

VGG; 5. Kapitel: Schlussbestimmungen
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Art. 53 VGG · Übergangsbestimmungen

Das Beschwerdeverfahren gegen Entscheide, die vor dem Inkrafttreten dieses Gesetzes ergangen sind und bisher beim Bundesgericht oder beim Bundesrat anfechtbar waren, richtet sich nach dem bisherigen Recht.

Das Bundesverwaltungsgericht übernimmt, sofern es zuständig ist, die Beurteilung der beim Inkrafttreten dieses Gesetzes bei Eidgenössischen Rekurs- oder Schiedskommissionen oder bei Beschwerdediensten der Departemente hängigen Rechtsmittel. Die Beurteilung erfolgt nach neuem Verfahrensrecht.

← Art. 52 VGG Bundesgesetz vom 17. Juni 2005 über das Bundesverwaltungsgericht (VGG) - Grundsatz Art. 54 VGG →

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Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (255)

C-6431/2013 (Art. 53 al. 2 LTAF)
Disability Benefits for Anal Cancer: Partial Award Due to Waiting Period
Cited in conjunction with Art. 64 al.1 PA to grant an indemnity for expenses.
C-1393/2013 (Art. 53 Abs. 1 VGG)
Health Insurers v. Cantonal Government on Physiotherapy Reimbursement Rates
Cited in conjunction with Art. 53 Abs. 1 KVG to establish the finality of the court's decision.
C-5048/2009 (Art. 53 al. 2 LTAF)
Claimant Retains Full Disability Pension Amidst Cancer Remission and Ongoing Health Concerns
This provision makes Article 7 FITAF applicable, allowing for the award of compensation for costs.
C-7934/2009 (Art. 53 al. 2 in fine LTAF)
Disability Pension Reduction Annulled Pending Further Investigation
Cited in conjunction with Art. 7 FITAF to allow the court to award legal costs.
C-851/2010 (Art. 53 al. 2 LTAF)
Disability Pension for Spanish National Residing Abroad
Cited in relation to the application of Art. 64 PA for awarding legal costs.
CDP.2008.316 · ne (Art. 53 LTAF)
Pension Fund Distribution Suit Settled After Partial Dismissal Due to Missed Appeal Deadline
Cited concerning the transition of jurisdiction from the Federal Appeal Commission in occupational benefits matters to the Federal Administrative Court.
C-7468/2009 (art. 53 al. 2 LTAF)
Disability Pension Reduction Overturned Due to Insufficient Medical Evidence
Applicable for the allocation of an indemnity for costs incurred.
D-4595/2006 (Art. 53 cpv. 2 LTAF)
Asylum Claim Denied: Inconsistent Statements and Lack of Credibility Lead to Expulsion Order Upheld
Cited regarding the application of new procedural law to proceedings pending at the end of 2006.
C-41/2010 (Art. 53 al. 2 LTAF)
External Manager's Appeal Against Foundation Contract Termination Rejected
Used in conjunction with Art. 64 al. 1 PA and Art. 7 al. 1 FITAF to award compensation for legal costs to the winning party.
D-5732/2006 (Art. 53 al. 2 phr. 1 LTAF)
Federal Office for Migration v. Serbian Roma Family
Cited regarding the application of the new procedural law.
D-4027/2006 (Art. 53 al. 2 phr. 1 LTAF)
Tunisian-Libyan Couple's Asylum Claim Rejected, Deportation Upheld
Cited for the transfer of pending cases from the former commission to the Federal Administrative Court.
D-4027/2006 (Art. 53 al. 2 phr. 2 LTAF)
Tunisian-Libyan Couple's Asylum Claim Rejected, Deportation Upheld
Cited for the application of new procedural law.
C-6569/2008 (Art. 53 al. 2 in fine LTAF)
Disability Benefits Appeal Remanded for Clarity on Work Capacity and Calculation
Justification for applying the FITAF to award costs and expenses.
C-4422/2008 (art. 53 al. 2 LTAF)
Invalidity Child's Pension Start Date Dispute
Applied to determine the court's discretion in awarding legal costs based on the applicable regulations.
D-639/2007 (Art. 53 Abs. 2 VGG)
Asylum Revision Denied Due to Lack of New or Significant Evidence and Treatable Health Conditions
Cited regarding the jurisdiction of the Federal Administrative Court to take over appeal proceedings previously pending before the ARK.