Art. 24 Loi portant introduction de la loi fédérale du 20 décembre 1946 sur l’assurance-vieillesse et survivants

BGE 151 V 186 (Art. 24 Abs. 2 AHVG)

Widower's Pension for Divorced Father Survives Child's Majority Under Statutory Equalization with Widowers

Provision challenged as the basis for terminating the widower's pension; court held it no longer applies to a divorced man equalized with a widower.

C-2292/2016 (Art. 24 Abs. 2 AHVG)

Widower Denied Survivor's Pension Due to Adult Children

Establishes that the entitlement to a widower's pension ceases when the last child reaches the age of 18.

C-4375/2015 (Art. 24 Abs. 2 AHVG)

Widower Denied Survivor's Pension Due to Adult Children

This provision is the main legal basis for denying the widower's pension as the deceased's child had already reached the age of 18 at the time of the spouse's death.

C-4983/2008 (Art. 24 Abs. 1 AHVG)

Widow Denied Survivor's Pension Due to Insufficient Marriage Duration

Cited as the basis for entitlement to a widow's pension for women over 45 who have been married for at least five years and have no children.

608 2024 108 · fr (Art. 24 al. 2 LAVS)

Widower's Pension Reinstatement Denied After Final Termination Date

The court confirms the decision denying the widow's pension based on this provision, as the applicant's youngest child had reached the age of majority, although the applicant argued against its application.

A/754/2024 · ge (art. 24 LAVS)

Widower's Pension Termination Upheld Despite ECHR Anti-Discrimination Ruling

Cited in the reasoning regarding special provisions for a widower's pension.

A/754/2024 · ge (art. 24 al. 2 LAVS)

Widower's Pension Termination Upheld Despite ECHR Anti-Discrimination Ruling

Cited in the reasoning regarding the specific reason for the extinction of the widower's pension.

VBE.2023.249 · ag (Art. 24 Abs. 2 AHVG)

Widower's Pension Denial Unlawful Under ECHR Ruling

The court used this provision to explain why the widow's pension was incorrectly stopped due to the child reaching the age of majority, referencing the ECtHR ruling.

VBE.2023.384 · ag (Art. 24 Abs. 2 AHVG)

Widower's Pension Termination Upheld Despite Discrimination Claim

Cited as the applicable federal law that terminates the widower's pension when the youngest child reaches the age of 18, as the precedent from the European Court of Human Rights is not considered comparable in this specific case.

200 2023 585 · be (Art. 24 Abs. 2 AHVG)

Widower's Pension Denial Upheld Despite ECHR Equality Claims

The court confirmed that under the current law (de lege lata), there is no claim for a widower's pension based on this provision, leading to the dismissal of the appeal.

VBE.2023.142 · ag (Art. 24 Abs. 2 AHVG)

Discrimination in Survivor's Pension for Widowers Not Violating ECHR in Specific Case

The provision is cited in the dispositive as the legal basis for assessing the claim for a widower's pension, specifically in conjunction with Art. 23 Abs. 1 AHVG, and its application in this case is confirmed.

710.23.112.245 · bl (Art. 24 Abs. 2 AHVG)

Widower's Pension Appeal Rejected Due to Inapplicability of Transitional Provisions

Cited as the legal basis for the extinction of the widower's pension, which is central to the case and the EGMR ruling.

VBE.2023.204 · ag (Art. 24 Abs. 2 AHVG)

Widower Denied Survivor Benefits Reinstatement After ECHR Ruling

This provision is cited as the legal basis for the termination of the widower's pension when the youngest child reaches the age of 18, and is central to the court's analysis of the case.

C-2896/2021 (Art. 24 Abs. 2 AHVG)

Widower Denied Survivor's Pension Due to Lack of Dependent Children and Non-Inheritability of Pension Rights

Cited as a legal basis for denying the widower's pension, specifically addressing the condition of having children under 18.

5V 23 70 · lu (Art. 24 Abs. 2 AHVG)

Widower's Pension Discontinuation Upheld Due to Untimely Challenge and Non-Retroactivity of ECHR Ruling

This provision served as the legal basis for the original termination of the widower's pension, which was the subject of the dispute.