Art. 58 Bundesgesetz vom 25. Juni 1982 über die obligatorische Arbeitslosenversicherung und die Insolvenzentschädigung (AVIG) - Nachlassstundung

200 2019 78 · be (Art. 58 AVIG)

Employee Insolvency Compensation Claim Barred by Statute of Limitations Following Provisional Composition Moratorium

Referenced to establish that the granting of a provisional debt restructuring plan is an insolvency event relevant to the case.

AL.2021.00366 · zh (Art. 58 AVIG)

Appeal Dismissed for Untimely Insolvency Compensation Claim After Debt Restructuring Moratorium

This article concerning composition proceedings was used in conjunction with Art. 53 AVIG to determine the expiry of the time limit following the granting of composition proceedings.

AL.2021.00181 · zh (Art. 58 AVIG)

Insured Person v. Unemployment Insurance Fund (Insolvency Compensation Deadline Appeal)

Cited implicitly in the reasoning concerning the applicable deadline in case of provisional relief.

AL.2019.30 · bs (Art. 58 AVIG)

Wage Claimant's Lack of Continuous Pursuit Bars Insolvency Compensation

Cited as a legal provision listing additional circumstances granting entitlement to insolvency compensation.

ACH.91.18.37.2019 · vd (Art. 58 LACI)

Employee Director Entitlement to Insolvency Benefits Appeal

Cited as one of the primary conditions for entitlement to insolvency indemnity.

AL.2018.15 · bs (Art. 58 AVIG)

Employee Mitigation of Damages Failure in Insolvency Claim

Cited to confirm that the enumeration of insolvency events is exhaustive, relevant to the scope of benefits.

AL.2016.00174 · zh (Art. 58 AVIG)

Unemployment Insurance Insolvency Compensation Denial Due to Failure to Mitigate Damages

This provision is cited alongside Art. 51 AVIG as part of the conclusive list of insolvency events triggering entitlement.

AL.2016.00145 · zh (Art. 58 AVIG)

Employee's Insolvency Claim Deadline Triggered by Official Publication, Not Personal Knowledge

This article states that the provisions regarding insolvency compensation apply mutatis mutandis in cases of granted moratorium or judicial postponement of bankruptcy, which was relevant to determining the start of the claim period.

38.2010.42 · ti (Art. 58 LADI)

Insured Person v. State Concerning Insolvency Benefit Deadline

This article, concerning analogous application of rules in case of concordatory moratorium, was cited as the basis for applying the time limit in Art. 53 (which was deemed expired).

AL.2008.00208 · zh (Art. 58 AVIG)

Unemployment Insurance Fund Compensation Appeal for Unpaid Wages in Bankruptcy

Cited in the reasoning section as an alternative condition for claiming insolvency compensation.

PS.2001.0131 · vd (Art. 58 LACI)

Unemployment Benefits Claim Barred by Statute of Limitations in Composition Proceedings

This provision extends the application of insolvency compensation rules to cases of composition agreements, which is relevant to the facts of the case.

38.2003.99 · ti (Art. 58 LADI)

Employee v. Unemployment Insurance Fund (Insolvency Compensation Calculation)

Cited generally in reasoning regarding its (non-applicable) new version for dealing with moratoriums.

38.2003.99 · ti (Art. 58 LADI)

Employee v. Unemployment Insurance Fund (Insolvency Compensation Calculation)

Cited to establish the analogy between bankruptcy provisions and the situation involving a concordatory moratorium (applicable version).

38.2010.42 · ti (Art. 58 LADI)

Claimant Loses Insolvency Benefit Appeal Due to Untimely Filing During Concordat Moratorium

Cited in the reasoning to confirm that its provisions apply analogously, incorporating Art. 53 LADI's time limits into the concordatory moratorium context.

38.2020.55 · ti (Art. 58 LADI)

Employee's Delay in Filing for Bankruptcy Bars Insolvency Benefits

Cited in the reasoning section for the principle of applying insolvency indemnity provisions analogously in cases of judicial deferral of bankruptcy, but not explicitly used in the operative part (dispositive).