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Art. 39 Bundesgesetz vom 20. März 1981 über die Unfallversicherung (UVG) - Aussergewöhnliche Gefahren und Wagnisse
UVG; Dritter Titel: Versicherungsleistungen; 3. Kapitel: Kürzung und Verweigerung von Versicherungsleistungen aus besonderen Gründen
Art. 39 UVG · Aussergewöhnliche Gefahren und Wagnisse
Der Bundesrat kann aussergewöhnliche Gefahren und Wagnisse bezeichnen, die in der Versicherung der Nichtberufsunfälle zur Verweigerung sämtlicher Leistungen oder zur Kürzung der Geldleistungen führen. Die Verweigerung oder Kürzung kann er in Abweichung von Artikel 21 Absätze 1–3 ATSG ordnen.
Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (121)
200 2024 450 · be (Art. 39 UVG)
Insurer Permitted to Reduce Benefits for Injury Sustained During Race Track Training
The decision confirmed the 50% reduction of benefits based on an absolute risk (Wagnis) attributable to the accident, citing this article in the reasoning that leads to the final conclusion.
VVGE.2001.02.Nr.39 · ow (Art. 39 UVG)
Motocross Rider's Absolute Risk and Reduced Insurance Benefits
Provides the legal basis for the Federal Council to designate extraordinary dangers and undertakings leading to denial or reduction of benefits.
UV.2025.17 · sg (Art. 39 UVG)
Insurance Benefit Reduction for Injury Sustained in Brawl
Cited in conjunction with Art. 49 Abs. 2 lit. a UVV as the basis for the potential reduction of non-occupational accident benefits due to exceptional danger.
UV.2023.00154 · zh (Art. 39 UVG)
Accident Benefits Reduction for Carbon Monoxide Poisoning Case
The court ruled that the conditions for reducing benefits due to 'Wagnis' (risk-taking) under this article were not met.
VSBES.2023.279 · so (Art. 39 UVG)
Insurance Benefits Appeal: Reduction for Reckless Conduct and Increased Disability Rating
The court upheld the 50% reduction of benefits due to a risk (Wagnis) as provided by this article.
A/1909/2024 · ge (Art. 39 LAA)
Mountaineer Lightning Strike Benefits Appeal
Although the court ultimately finds the conditions for reduction based on this article not met, it is the statutory basis for designating reckless acts triggering benefit reduction, which was the core issue being examined.
UV.2023.28 · sg (Art. 39 UVG i.V.m. Art. 49 Abs. 2 lit. a UVV)
Insurance Benefit Reduction Overturned Due to Incomplete Investigation
The decision states that the appeal is granted in the sense of the subsidiary request, implicitly based on the need to further examine the applicability of this provision regarding benefit reduction.
S2 22 77 · vs (Art. 39 UVG)
Insured's Liability for Accident Insurance Overpayment Following Brawl Exclusion and Third-Party Payment
Cited as the statutory basis for the initial 50% reduction of daily allowance.
UV.2023.00024 · zh (Art. 39 UVG)
Insurance Benefits Denial Upheld for Volunteer Rescue Attempt
This provision was cited in the reasoning section concerning the delegation of power to the Federal Council regarding exceptional risks, but it was not explicitly cited in the final orders (dispositive).
I 2023 23 · sz (Art. 39 UVG)
Claimant Appeal on Insurance Benefits Following Mountain Race Injury Dismissed
Cited in the facts as the basis for the 50% reduction of benefits due to 'Wagnis' (recklessness/hazardous activity).
UV.2022.00073 · zh (Art. 39 UVG)
Insurance Benefits Reduction for Intoxicated Crossing of Railway Tracks
The decision to uphold the 50% reduction of benefits is based on the legal framework allowing for reduction due to exceptional risks (Wagnisse) specified under this article.
UV.2022.00073 · zh (Art. 39 UVG)
Insured Intoxication and Benefit Reduction for Hazardous Act
This article delegates the power to the Federal Council to define extraordinary dangers and ventures that can lead to benefit reduction, which is the underlying authority for Art. 50 UVV.
UV.2022.00056 · zh (Art. 39 UVG)
Pyrotechnic Injury and Disability Benefits Reduction Upheld
The court uses this article to determine that the insurer can reduce or deny benefits in cases of extraordinary risks and undertakings.
UV.2022.00056 · zh (Art. 39 UVG)
Insured Person v. Insurer: Reduction of Accident Benefits for Pyrotechnic Injury
The court dismissed the appeal, implying that the basis for the original reduction of benefits (stemming from the application of this article concerning wagering/risk-taking) was upheld, as the court found the appellant entered into a risk (Wagnis).
UV.2022.00031 · zh (Art. 39 UVG)
Insured's Rotator Cuff Tear Disability Benefits Upheld Despite Insurer's Relative Risk Claim
This provision is cited as the basis for refusal or reduction of benefits in case of hazardous activities. The court found that the accident was not due to a Wagnis (hazardous activity) as defined by this article.