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Art. 5 Spitalgesetz (SpitalG) - Statuten
Spital Obwalden AG
Art. 5 SpitalG · Statuten
1. Der Regierungsrat bestimmt in den Statuten den Gesellschaftszweck derart, dass die Spital Obwalden AG im Rahmen des Leistungsauftrags und der Leistungsvereinbarung ein Akutspital mit einer wirksamen, zweckmässigen und wirtschaftlichen Grundversorgung am Standort Sarnen betreibt.
2. Die Statuten sehen vor, dass
a. die Gesellschaft einen gemeinnützigen Zweck verfolgt;
b. für die Verlegung des Standortes des Spitals ein Beschluss der Generalversammlung erforderlich ist, der mindestens zwei Drittel der Aktienwerte benötigt;
c. Statutenbestimmungen, die für die Fassung bestimmter Beschlüsse grössere Mehrheiten festlegen als die durch das Obligationenrecht vorgeschriebenen, nur mit dem erhöhten Mehr eingeführt und aufgehoben werden können.
Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (165)
II 2025 57 · sz (Art. 5 Abs. 1 lit. fbis ATSG)
Slovenian Child Allowance Offset Against Swiss Family Allowance
Cited in conjunction with Art. 1 Abs. 1 FamZG as the basis for the decision not to impose costs.
S1 23 192 · vs (Art. 5 LpGA)
Appellant Denied Full Disability Pension Despite Multiple Impairments
The court confirms the rejection of the appeal concerning professional measures because the invalidity rate is below the threshold (related to the rejection of the subsidiary conclusion).
CDP.2024.125 · ne (art. 5 LPGA)
Administrative Appeal Costs Dispute Following Social Benefit Decision Overturn
Not explicitly cited in the dispositive orders, although Art. 61 let. fbis LPGA refers to special law.
200 2024 595 · be (Art. 5 ATSG)
Coordination of Accident Insurance Benefits and Unemployment Sick Pay Validity
Cited in the reasoning regarding definitions of serious prejudice in Art. 93 LTF/BGG context, which is irrelevant here as Art. 93 LTF is not in the dispositive.
A/1605/2024 · ge (Art. 5 LPGA)
Family Allowance Fund Reimbursement Opposition Suspension Appeal
Not explicitly cited in the operative part.
A/2809/2023 · ge (Art. 5 LPGA)
Health Insurer Collection Upheld Against Insufficient Detail Claim
The LAMal is mentioned in the reasoning, but Art. 5 is not cited in the dispositive.
A/463/2024 · ge (art. 5 LPGA)
Appeal on Disability Benefits Remanded for Further Medical Investigation
Cited in the reasoning that Art. 1 al. 1 LAI makes the LPGA applicable.
A/348/2021 · ge (art. 5 LPGA)
Disability Benefits Appeal Based on Undiagnosed Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome
Cited in Point 2.1 as the general law applicable to disability insurance, subject to specific exceptions.
A/3202/2023 · ge (Art. 5 LPGA)
Insured Person v. Social Insurance Office (Remand for Further Psychiatric Investigation)
This provision establishes the basis for the decision to partially admit the appeal and annul the previous decision, based on the respondent's proposal for further investigation.
S 2023 92 · gr (art. 5 LPGA)
Installer v. Accident Insurer: Denial of Continued Benefits for Pre-existing Condition
Not cited in the dispositive.
200 2023 136 · be (Art. 5 ATSG)
Insured Person v. Health Insurer: Rejection of Insurance Switch Due to Unpaid Premiums
Cited in the reasoning to establish jurisdiction but not in the dispositive.
A/435/2022 · ge (Art. 5 LPGA)
Appeal Against Discontinuation of Invalidity Pension Based on Insufficient Expert Evaluation
Cited in the context of the right to a pension starting date, specifically relating to the six-month waiting period.
A/836/2022 · ge (Art. 5 LPGA)
Unemployment Benefits Denial Due to Insufficient Insurable Employment
Cited in the reasoning regarding grounds for exemption (maternité) in conjunction with Art. 13 al. 2 let. d LACI and Art. 14 al. 1 let. b LACI, although these articles themselves are not the main basis of the final order.
A/2609/2021 · ge (art. 5 LPGA)
Disability Pension Repayment Waiver Due to Ambiguous Suspension and Good Faith
Cited in the reasoning section (1.2) regarding the application of old law due to the appeal being pending.
A/1022/2021 · ge (Art. 5 LPGA)
Applicant Successful in Waiving Reimbursement for Overpaid Family Benefits Due to Good Faith
Cited in reasoning section (5.1) regarding the inquisitorial principle, but not in the dispositive orders.