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§ 42 Gesetz über die Gebäudeversicherung (Gebäudeversicherungsgesetz, GebG) - Haftung der Gebäudeversicherung

Grundpfandgläubiger

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§ 42 Gebäudeversicherungsgesetz, GebG · Haftung der Gebäudeversicherung

1. Die Gebäudeversicherung haftet den Grundpfandgläubigern bis zur Höhe der Entschädigung auch dann, wenn der Eigentümer den Entschädigungsanspruch verliert. Diese Haftung besteht nur, wenn das Pfandrecht im Grundbuch eingetragen ist und die Grundpfandgläubiger nicht anderweitig gedeckt sind. Sie erstreckt sich nur auf verkehrswertgesicherte Forderungen. Das Gewinnverbot gemäss § 29 gilt auch für die Grundpfandgläubiger.

2. Der Eigentümer hat der Gebäudeversicherung diese Leistungen zurückzuerstatten.

3. Bei vollem Ausschluss eines Gebäudes aus der Versicherung bleiben die Rechte der Grundpfandgläubiger während höchstens zweier Jahre gewahrt. Für diese Zeit ist die Prämie voll zu entrichten.

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Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (40)

B-5579/2013 (Art. 42 Abs. 2-4 FINMAG)

Bank's Appeal Against Regulator's Disclosure Consent Requirement for US Client Business Withdrawal Allowed

Cited in the reasoning regarding the exchange of information with foreign supervisory authorities.

B-4778/2022 (Art. 42 al. 2 let. a LFINMA)

Insider Trading Investigation: Secrecy Upheld Amidst Delayed Notification

The court examined the basis for transmitting information to foreign authorities, which is linked to the principle of specialty.

B-4598/2023 (Art. 42 Abs. 2 Bst. a FINMAG)

International Assistance for Market Manipulation Probe Upheld

Establishes the conditions under which the FINMA can transmit non-public information to foreign financial market supervisory authorities, specifically regarding the principle of specialty.

B-4598/2023 (Art. 42 Abs. 2 Bst. b FINMAG)

International Assistance for Market Manipulation Probe Upheld

Establishes the conditions under which the FINMA can transmit non-public information to foreign financial market supervisory authorities, specifically regarding the confidentiality principle.

B-4598/2023 (Art. 42 Abs. 4 FINMAG)

International Assistance for Market Manipulation Probe Upheld

Mandates that the FINMA must consider the principle of proportionality when providing information to foreign authorities.

B-2775/2023 (Art. 42 Abs. 2 Bst. a FINMAG)

Switzerland Agrees to Assist Foreign Securities Fraud Investigation

Provision used to outline the conditions for the transmission of non-public information to foreign financial market supervisory authorities, specifically the specialty principle.

B-2775/2023 (Art. 42 Abs. 2 Bst. b FINMAG)

Switzerland Agrees to Assist Foreign Securities Fraud Investigation

Provision used to outline the conditions for the transmission of non-public information to foreign financial market supervisory authorities, specifically the confidentiality principle.

B-2775/2023 (Art. 42 Abs. 4 FINMAG)

Switzerland Agrees to Assist Foreign Securities Fraud Investigation

Provision stating that the FINMA must consider the principle of proportionality when transmitting information to foreign financial market supervisory authorities.

B-2280/2022 (Art. 42 al. 2 let. a LFINMA)

FINMA Information Transfer to France Upheld

This provision defines the principle of specialty, stating that transmitted information must be used exclusively for the execution of financial market laws or be transmitted to other authorities for this purpose. It was used to analyze the transmission of information by the AMF to other authorities, including judicial ones.

B-2280/2022 (Art. 42 al. 5 LFINMA)

FINMA Information Transfer to France Upheld

This provision allows FINMA, with the agreement of the Federal Office of Justice, to authorize the retransmission of information to criminal authorities for purposes other than those covered by paragraph 2(a), provided that criminal judicial assistance is not excluded. It was used to assess the retransmission of information for broader criminal investigations.

A-6014/2019 (Art. 42 al. 2 LFINMA)

Switzerland v. France: Tax Information Exchange and Administrative Assistance

Used to establish the conditions for transmitting non-public information to foreign authorities.

A-6014/2019 (Art. 42 al. 5 LFINMA)

Switzerland v. France: Tax Information Exchange and Administrative Assistance

Used to specify when FINMA's agreement is not necessary for transmitting information to criminal authorities.

B-821/2020 (art. 42 al. 2 let. a LFINMA)

BaFin v. FINMA: Insider Trading Assistance and Procedural Rights

Cited as the legal basis for transmitting non-public information to foreign financial supervisory authorities, ensuring it is used exclusively for executing financial market laws.

B-821/2020 (art. 42 al. 2 let. b LFINMA)

BaFin v. FINMA: Insider Trading Assistance and Procedural Rights

Cited as the legal basis for ensuring that foreign financial supervisory authorities are bound by professional secrecy.

B-821/2020 (art. 42 al. 4, 2ème phrase, LFINMA)

BaFin v. FINMA: Insider Trading Assistance and Procedural Rights

Cited as the basis for the principle of proportionality in administrative assistance, requiring it to be granted only to the extent necessary for discovering the truth.