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Art. 5 Loi portant introduction de la loi fédérale du 20 mars 1981 sur l'assurance-accidents
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Art. 5 Loi portant introduction de la loi fédérale du 20 mars 1981 sur l'assurance-accidents
1 Le tribunal arbitral siège dans une composition de trois membres.
2 Lorsque les conditions de fait ou de droit le justifient, notamment en cas de litige portant sur l'adhésion à une convention ou l'exclusion de celle-ci, le tribunal arbitral siège dans une composition de cinq membres.
3 La participation à un organisme de conciliation prévu par convention n'est pas un motif d'incapacité de siéger au tribunal arbitral.
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Décisions judiciaires appliquant cette disposition (13)
AA.60.21.123.2022 · vd (Art. 5 al. 1 LAA)
Insured v. Voluntary Accident Insurer (Retirement Age Exclusion and Impairment Indemnity Assessment)
Cited in conjunction with Art. 18 al. 1 LAA when rejecting the claim for a disability pension, indicating that mandatory insurance provisions apply analogously to voluntary insurance.
2022.04.21.sv.3 · bl (Art. 5 UVG)
Insured's Benefit Cessation Notification Invalid; Occupational Disease Claim Denied Due to Lack of Causation, but Insurer's Investigation Deemed Inadequate
Used to establish the role of the accident insurer in mandatory accident insurance.
A/2203/2017 · ge (Art. 5 al. 5 LAA)
Floor Layer's Accident: Capacity, Causation, and Disability Assessment Dispute
Cited to establish the applicable law at the time of the accident.
S 2017 128 · gr (art. 5 LAINF)
Applicant v. Accident Insurer Regarding Proof of Loss of Earnings
This article concerning the analogous application of mandatory insurance provisions to optional insurance is part of the substantive law used to determine the rejection of the claim, although not cited in the final operative order number 1.
S 2017 128 · gr (art. 5 LAINF)
Applicant v. Accident Insurer Regarding Proof of Loss of Earnings
This article concerning the basis for calculating daily allowances and pensions was used in the legal reasoning, but not cited in the final operative order.
A/3122/2016 · ge (Art. 5 LAA)
Appellant v. Insurer: Disability Pension Entitlement Following Severe Wrist Injury
This article regarding costs/indemnities was not explicitly cited in the operative orders (dispositive), only a monetary amount was awarded in order 5.
C-349/2014 (Art. 5 al. 1 LAA)
Insurer's Premium Increase Upheld Due to Negative Claims History
The provisions concerning mandatory insurance apply mutatis mutandis to facultative insurance.
725.15.174 · bl (Art. 5 UVG)
Calculation of Disability Pension Based on Hypothetical Future Earnings
Basis for determining the actual income to be considered for the calculation of the invalidity pension.
UV.2007.00416 · zh (Art. 5 Abs. 2 UVG)
Insurance Benefits Denial Appeal Based on Cessation of Self-Employment Status
This article establishes the basis for the Federal Council's supplementary regulations, specifically Art. 137 UVV, which governed the insurance termination.
UV.2003.00092 · zh (Art. 5 Abs. 1 UVG)
Disability Benefits Voided Due to Gross Income Discrepancy
Basis for applying compulsory insurance provisions to voluntary insurance.
UV.2003.00092 · zh (Art. 5 Abs. 1 UVG)
Insurer justified in denying benefits due to significant income discrepancy.
Cited to establish that provisions for mandatory insurance apply mutatis mutandis to voluntary insurance.
35.2000.84 · ti (art. 5 LAINF)
Survivors' Right to Increased Optional Insurance Benefits Based on Insurer's Letter
Cited in the reasoning as one of the regulations governing voluntary accident insurance.
35.2024.64 · ti (Art. 5 LAINF)
Insured Dentist/Entrepreneur v. Insurer Regarding Disability Benefits Denial Over Income Verification and Incapacity Assessment
Cited in the reasoning to establish that mandatory insurance provisions apply analogously to optional insurance.