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Art. 36 Bundesgesetz vom 6. Oktober 2000 über den Allgemeinen Teil des Sozialversicherungsrechts (ATSG) - Ausstand
ATSG; 4. Kapitel: Allgemeine Verfahrensbestimmungen
Art. 36 ATSG · Ausstand
Personen, die Entscheidungen über Rechte und Pflichten zu treffen oder vorzubereiten haben, treten in Ausstand, wenn sie in der Sache ein persönliches Interesse haben oder aus anderen Gründen in der Sache befangen sein könnten.
Ist der Ausstand streitig, so entscheidet die Aufsichtsbehörde. Handelt es sich um den Ausstand eines Mitgliedes eines Kollegiums, so entscheidet das Kollegium unter Ausschluss des betreffenden Mitgliedes.
Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (186)
VSBES.2025.188 · so (Art. 36 Abs. 1 ATSG)
Claimant Appeal Regarding Delayed Disability Benefit Decision Dismissed Due to Pending Clarification Order
Cited in the reasoning as the legal basis for grounds of refusal that allow for an appealable interim decision regarding experts.
V 16 2024 · ai (Art. 36 Abs. 1 ATSG)
Timely Objection Required for Expert Challenge; No Demonstrated Health Deterioration to Warrant Benefit Reversal
Cited in relation to the grounds for rejecting an expert, which relates to the procedural fairness argument raised by the appellant.
S3 25 27 · vs (Art. 36 al. 1 LPGA)
Applicant v. Insurer (Psychiatrist Designation Dispute)
Cited as the legal basis for the grounds upon which an expert can be recused.
5V 24 328 · lu (Art. 36 Abs. 1 ATSG)
Claimant v. Insurance Authority: Right to Appeal Intermediate Medical Assessment Decision
Cited in connection with the grounds on which an expert can be rejected.
A/2887/2024 · ge (Art. 36 al. 1 LPGA)
Appeal Regarding Cessation of Accident Insurance Benefits Following Ankle Injury and Subsequent Surgery
Cited concerning the duty to recuse oneself in relation to the expert appointment procedure.
A/3248/2024 · ge (Art. 36 al. 1 LPGA)
Appeal of Accident Insurance Benefit Termination Due to Causality Dispute
Cited concerning formal grounds for challenging an expert's impartiality (point 13.2).
A/1139/2024 · ge (art. 36 al. 1 LPGA)
Midwife Accident Insurance Benefits Dispute Over Meniscus Tear Causation
The provision concerning the mandatory recusal of persons involved in decision-making if they appear biased, which the court cited when rejecting the request for recusal of the appointed expert.
A/3991/2023 · ge (Art. 36 al. 1 LPGA)
Pension Fund Appeal Against Long COVID Disability Pension Over Insufficient Medical Evaluation
Cited to define the grounds for challenging an expert (personal interest or perceived bias), applicable to judicial expertise.
A/3991/2023 · ge (Art. 36 al. 1 LPGA (version en vigueur dès le 1er janvier 2022))
Pension Fund Appeal Against Long COVID Disability Pension Over Insufficient Medical Evaluation
Cited to specify the grounds for challenging an expert for reasons indicated therein.
A/1838/2024 · ge (Art. 36 LPGA)
Appeal Regarding Organization and Scope of Expert Medical Evaluation for Military Injury Claim
Cited in the context of the right to challenge experts (recusation grounds mentioned in Art. 44 al. 2 LPGA).
608 2024 103 · fr (art. 36 LPGA)
Educator v. Disability Benefits Denial (Long COVID)
This provision is cited in the reasoning (consid. 3.3) as the general rule that the social insurance judge assesses legality based on the facts at the time the contested decision was rendered, which is the context for the court's decision on incorporating later medical reports.
VBE.2024.266 · ag (Art. 36 Abs. 1 ATSG)
Social Insurance Institution's Refusal of Interim Expert Opinion Not Legal Denial of Justice
Cited as the basis for grounds for challenging an expert.
5V 23 211 5V 24 48 · lu (Art. 36 Abs. 1 ATSG)
Unemployment Insurance Benefit Suspension Overturned Due to Insufficient Proof of Fault and Failure to Investigate
Cited in the reasoning regarding the duty to recuse oneself due to bias.
A/4161/2023 · ge (Art. 36 LPGA)
Appeal Regarding Termination of Accident Benefits and Expert Evidence Sufficiency
The court referenced the possibility of expert recusation.
35.2024.51 · ti (Art. 36 cpv. 1 LPGA)
Appeal Regarding Appointment of External Causality Expert in Workplace Injury Case Dismissed
Cited as the basis for the court's jurisdiction to review the grounds for challenging the expert's impartiality.