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Art. 11a Fernmeldegesetz (FMG) - Streitigkeiten über den Zugang

FMG; 2. Kapitel: Fernmeldedienste
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Art. 11a FMG · Streitigkeiten über den Zugang

Einigen sich die Anbieterinnen von Fernmeldediensten nicht innerhalb von drei Monaten über die Bedingungen des Zugangs, so verfügt die Eidgenössische Kommunikationskommission (ComCom) diese auf Gesuch einer Partei und auf Antrag des BAKOM. Dabei berücksichtigt sie insbesondere die Bedingungen, die einen wirksamen Wettbewerb fördern, sowie die Auswirkungen ihres Entscheides auf konkurrierende Einrichtungen. Sie kann einstweiligen Rechtsschutz gewähren.

Ist die Frage der Marktbeherrschung zu beurteilen, so konsultiert das BAKOM die Wettbewerbskommission. Diese kann ihre Stellungnahme veröffentlichen.

Die ComCom entscheidet innerhalb von sieben Monaten nach Gesuchseingang.

Sie regelt die Art und die Form der Rechnungslegungs- und Finanzinformationen, die marktbeherrschende Anbieterinnen von Fernmeldediensten im Verfahren nach Absatz 1 vorlegen müssen.

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Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (14)

BVGE-2012-8 (Art. 11a Abs. 1 FMG)
Telecommunications Leased Lines Access Dispute
This provision grants the competent authority the power to issue access decisions when parties fail to agree on access conditions.
A-5235/2018 (Art. 11a Abs. 2 FMG)
Dominant Player Status and Interconnection Fees Dispute
Mandatory consultation of the WEKO when assessing market dominance for telecommunications access.
A-506/2016 (Art. 11a al. 1 LTC)
Federal Administrative Court Remands Telecommunications Transit Fee Dispute to ComCom
Cited as the basis for the Commission's competence to set conditions for interconnection when parties cannot reach an agreement.
A-3930/2013 (Art. 11a Abs. 1 FMG)
Telecommunications Provider Denied Appeal on Free Data Exchange Mandate
Basis for the regulatory authority's power to order interim measures to ensure access during proceedings.
A-769/2011 (Art. 11a Abs. 1 FMG)
Telecommunications Interconnection Price Re-determination
This provision concerns access to facilities and services for alternative providers, and was implicitly used as the basis for the dispute regarding the costs of the preceding instance, as determined in the dispositive.
A-773/2011 (Art. 11a Abs. 1 FMG)
Telecommunication Interconnection Prices Appeal Ruling
Cited concerning the negotiation primacy and the scope of the regulatory authority's jurisdiction in access procedures.
BVGE-2013-32 (Art. 11a Abs. 1 FMG)
Telecommunication Interconnection Prices Dispute
Cited concerning the negotiation primacy and disposition principle in access procedures.
A-2969/2010 (Art. 11a Abs. 1 FMG)
Telecommunications Leased Line Pricing and Access Dispute
This provision grants the authority the power to regulate access conditions if parties fail to reach an agreement.
A-6019/2010 (Art. 11a FMG)
Regulatory Authority Exceeded Jurisdiction on Interest Capitalization
Basis for the regulatory commission's jurisdiction to determine access conditions when parties fail to agree.
A-300/2010 (Art. 11a Abs. 1 FMG)
Access Fee Calculation Upheld, Online Capacity Mandate Remanded
Used to determine the scope of the regulatory authority's power to issue decisions concerning access conditions when negotiations fail.
A-5982/2010 (Art. 11a FMG)
Telecommunications Authority's Interest Clause Upheld in Interconnection Agreement Dispute
The provision is cited in the reasoning to explain the authority of the Vorinstanz to issue access provisions.
A-7169/2008 (Art. 11a FMG)
Telecommunications Regulator's Authority Limited to Access Conditions Between Parties
The court relied on this provision to regulate access conditions between the parties, as they did not reach an agreement.
A-7154/2008 (Art. 11a FMG)
Telecommunications Provider v. Regulatory Authority: Third-Party Contracts Not Subject to Regulatory Overreach
Used to determine the scope of the authority's decision regarding access conditions and the inclusion of contract clauses.
A-7162/2008 (Art. 11a FMG)
Telecommunications Access Regulation and Contract Clauses
Used to establish the court's jurisdiction to rule on access conditions when parties fail to reach an agreement.