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Art. 78 Bundesgesetz vom 6. Oktober 2000 über den Allgemeinen Teil des Sozialversicherungsrechts (ATSG) - Verantwortlichkeit

ATSG; 6. Kapitel: Verschiedene Bestimmungen
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Art. 78 ATSG · Verantwortlichkeit

Für Schäden, die von Durchführungsorganen oder einzelnen Funktionären von Versicherungsträgern einer versicherten Person oder Dritten widerrechtlich zugefügt wurden, haften die öffentlichen Körperschaften, privaten Trägerorganisationen oder Versicherungsträger, die für diese Organe verantwortlich sind.

Die zuständige Behörde entscheidet durch Verfügung über Ersatzforderungen.

Die subsidiäre Haftung des Bundes für ausserhalb der ordentlichen Bundesverwaltung stehende Organisationen richtet sich nach Artikel 19 des Verantwortlichkeitsgesetzes vom 14. März 1958 .

Für die Verfahren nach den Absätzen 1 und 3 gelten die Bestimmungen dieses Gesetzes. Ein Einspracheverfahren wird nicht durchgeführt. Die Artikel 3–9, 11, 12, 20 Absatz 1, 21 und 23 des Verantwortlichkeitsgesetzes vom 14. März 1958 sind sinngemäss anwendbar.

Personen, die als Organe oder Funktionäre eines Versicherungsträgers, einer Revisions- oder Kontrollstelle handeln oder denen durch die Einzelgesetze bestimmte Aufgaben übertragen wurden, unterliegen der gleichen strafrechtlichen Verantwortlichkeit wie Behördemitglieder und Beamte nach dem Strafgesetzbuch .

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Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (250)

A/72/2025 · ge (Art. 78 LPGA)
Engineer's Disability Appeal Denied for Pension Period Based on Rehabilitation Potential, Remanded for Waiting Benefit Determination
Cited in the reasoning regarding the possibility of compensation for damages in case of unreasonable delays by the social insurance office.
32.2025.53 · ti (art. 78 cpv. 1 LPGA)
Disability Benefits Appeal: Violation of Right to Be Heard and Remand for Reassessment
Cited in reasoning regarding the inadmissibility of the claim for moral damages.
A/2881/2024 · ge (art. 78 LPGA)
Accident Insurance Benefits Appeal: Causal Link for Ankle Sprain Complications
Cited as the legal basis concerning the liability of public entities for damages caused illicitly by their execution bodies, justifying the transmission of the claim for damages.
A/1535/2025 · ge (art. 78 LPGA)
Referral of State Liability Claim for Unemployment Benefits
Although cited extensively in the reasoning (Para 2), this article concerning liability for damages is not explicitly mentioned in the dispositive orders 1-4.
A/627/2025 · ge (Art. 78 LPGA)
Disability Pension Suspension During Pre-Trial Detention and Repayment Liability
The court transmitted part of the appeal to the defendant as a claim for damages within the scope of this article.
42.2025.20 · ti (art. 78 LPGA)
Claimant Seeks Compensation and Inquiry Against Social Assistance Office
Cited in the reasoning regarding the conditions and procedure for compensation claims analogous to those in social insurance law, even though the claim was ultimately declared inadmissible due to lack of a prior decision.
A/3006/2024 · ge (art. 78 LPGA)
Appeal Against Administrative Decision Transferred for Damages Claim Prerequisite
The court declared itself incompetent to rule on the claim for damages based on this provision (Order 2).
35.2024.45 · ti (Art. 78 LPGA)
Insured Pension Increase Confirmation and Appeal Rejection
The request for compensation under this article was deemed inadmissible in the scope of the contested decision, which required the insurer to issue a formal decision on the matter (Order 1 implies referral to the insurer regarding this claim, though the claim itself was dismissed as inadmissible in the scope of the appeal).
C-3860/2021 (Art. 78 LPGA)
Claimant Denied Disability Benefits Due to Unchanged Condition and Lack of Cooperation
Cited to transmit the request for damages to the lower authority for a decision.
32.2023.144 · ti (art. 78 LPGA)
Disability Pension Calculation and Scope of Appeal
Cited in relation to the appellant's claim for damages and moral prejudice, which was deemed inadmissible as no prior decision under this article was subject to appeal (considerand 2.9).
35.2024.51 · ti (Art. 78 cpv. 2 LPGA)
Appeal Regarding Appointment of External Causality Expert in Workplace Injury Case Dismissed
Used to declare the claim for compensation for delays and alleged mistreatment inadmissible because no specific decision on this claim had been issued by the insurer beforehand.
C-2699/2019 (Art. 78 LPGA)
Widow's Reparation Claim Improperly Denied by Social Insurance Fund
The court found that the CSC violated federal law by not addressing the opposition to the annuity decision before ruling on a potential claim for unjust enrichment. The court indicated that the CSC should have handled the opposition first, and only then would it have the necessary elements to consider a claim under Art. 78 LPGA.
UV.2023.00144 · zh (Art. 78 ATSG)
Executive Insurance Benefit Calculation Dispute
Cited to establish that claims for damages against the insurer must first be addressed through a formal decision by the insurer, justifying the non-admission of the damage claim.
A-1965/2021 (Art. 78 Abs. 1 ATSG)
Disability Pension Suspension Claim Time-Barred
Establishes the principle of liability for damages caused by official acts and is the basis for the claim.
A-1965/2021 (Art. 78 Abs. 4 ATSG)
Disability Pension Suspension Claim Time-Barred
Specifies that the ATSG applies to proceedings under Art. 78(1) ATSG and that certain articles of the VG apply accordingly.