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§ 32 Gesetz über die Gebäudeversicherung (Gebäudeversicherungsgesetz, GebG) - Schuldhafte Schadenverursachung

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§ 32 Gebäudeversicherungsgesetz, GebG · Schuldhafte Schadenverursachung

1. Der Eigentümer verliert jeden Entschädigungsanspruch, wenn er das Schadenereignis vorsätzlich herbeigeführt hat.

2. Hat der Eigentümer den Schaden grobfahrlässig verursacht, ist die Gebäudeversicherung berechtigt, die Entschädigung dem Verschulden entsprechend zu kürzen.

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Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (13)

B-2343/2022 (Art. 32 FINMAG)
Market Manipulation and Disclosure Violations Upheld
This provision justifies the use of a declaratory order (Feststellungsverfügung) when no restorative measures are ordered but a serious breach of supervisory law has occurred.
B-2370/2022 (Art. 32 FINMAG)
Company Liable for Market Manipulation and Disclosure Violations
This article was used to justify the issuance of a declaratory order (Feststellungsziffer) when there were no specific restorative measures, but a serious breach of supervisory law was found.
B-5522/2016 (Art. 32 LFINMA)
Former Bank Board Member Sanctioned for Disclosure Failures
Basis for FINMA to issue a declaratory decision when a serious breach of supervisory law is found and no restorative measures are necessary.
B-5473/2017 (Art. 32 FINMAG)
Voucher Sale Not Public Deposit, Supervisory Order Overturned
This provision governs the issuance of a declaratory order by FINMA, which the court found to be unfounded in this case.
B-5772/2015 (Art. 32 FINMAG)
FINMA Shareholder Ban Upheld for Failure to Report Partner's Fraud Conviction
Mentioned as a potentially milder measure than a professional ban, but deemed insufficient in this case.
B-5756/2014 (Art. 32 FINMAG)
Bank's Custodial Role and Due Diligence Obligation in Asset Management
It serves as the legal basis for the annulled decision, which was a declaratory decision regarding a severe breach of supervisory law.
B-5586/2013 (Art. 32 LFINMA)
Financial Institution Fined for Gross Violations of Anti-Money Laundering Regulations
Allows FINMA to issue a declaratory decision when an entity has seriously violated supervisory law and no remedial measures are required.
B-6737/2014 (Art. 32 FINMAG)
FINMA Liquidation and Director Bans Upheld for Unlicensed Financial Intermediation
FINMA's power to issue a declaratory order if measures to restore lawful order are no longer necessary but a severe violation has occurred.
B-4639/2014 (Art. 32 FINMAG)
Companies and Individual Fined for Non-Cooperation with Financial Authority
It is the legal basis for the FINMA to issue a statement of findings if an supervised person has seriously violated supervisory provisions and no further measures are required to restore the proper order.
B-5041/2014 (Art. 32 FINMAG)
Former CEO Banned and Fined for Risk Management Failures
Cited as a basis for issuing a declaratory order when severe violations of supervisory law are found.
B-4524/2013 (Art. 32 FINMAG)
Financial Authority Bans Director for Unlicensed Deposit-Taking
Used to explain that publication under Art. 34 FINMAG requires a more serious violation than a mere declaratory decision under Art. 32 FINMAG.
B-1215/2009 (Art. 32 FINMAG)
Swiss Stock Exchange Reporting Obligations for Share Acquisitions
Applied to allow FINMA to issue a determination order (Feststellungsverfügung) in cases of serious breaches of supervisory regulations by supervised individuals or entities.
BVGE-2010-63 (Art. 32 FINMAG)
Swiss Stock Exchange Law: Mandatory Application and Disclosure Obligations
Cited as the basis for FINMA's power to issue a declaratory decision when supervised entities have seriously violated supervisory regulations.