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Art. 9 Loi d'application de la loi fédérale sur les allocations familiales (LALAFam) - Supplément d'allocation à partir du troisième enfant

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Art. 9 LALAFam · Supplément d'allocation à partir du troisième enfant

1. Le supplément à l'allocation pour enfant et/ou à l'allocation de formation professionnelle, versé à partir du troisième enfant ayant droit, est destiné aux familles nombreuses. Il est intégré à l'allocation pour enfant ou à l'allocation de formation professionnelle en fonction du rang de l'enfant.

1bis. L’ordonnance règle les situations particulières des familles recomposées qui vivent dans un même ménage en Valais et dont les droits des enfants découlant de la présente loi ne sont pas rattachés à un seul allocataire.

2. Le supplément à l'allocation versé à partir du troisième enfant ayant droit s'élève à 100 francs par mois.

← Art. 8 LALAFam Loi d'application de la loi fédérale sur les allocations familiales (LALAFam) - But Art. 10 LALAFam →

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Décisions judiciaires appliquant cette disposition (22)

CDP.2014.108 · ne (Art. 9 LAF)
Scholarship Renewal Appeal Regarding Expense Calculation
Cited in the reasoning to establish that the grant should be calculated for the duration of a year, which underlies the final rejection of the appeal.
A/1774/2008 · ge (Art. 9 al. 1 LAF)
Applicant v. Opposing Body Regarding Differential Family Allowances
Cited as part of the background law regarding the non-duplication of benefits, which forms the context of the dispute.
A/1774/2008 · ge (Art. 9 al. 2 LAF)
Applicant v. Opposing Body Regarding Differential Family Allowances
Cited as part of the background law regarding the non-duplication of benefits, which forms the context of the dispute.
38.2008.20 · ti (Art. 9 LAF)
Claimant v. Oversight Authority on Supplementary Family Allowance Calculation for Unemployed
Cited in the reasoning to establish the principle that the unemployed are entitled to family allowances in addition to unemployment benefits.
A/1329/2008 · ge (art. 9 al. 2 LAF)
Father's Right to Family Allowances for Children Abroad
Cited to confirm that there is no cumulative payment of allowances, as the amounts received from public assistance did not constitute family benefits.
A/1705/2007 · ge (Art. 9 al. 2 LAF)
Family Allowance Differential Payment Conflict Between Cantons
Cited in consideration 6 as the legal basis for aggregating benefits, supporting the final order to reject the appeal.
A/1705/2007 · ge (Art. 9 al. 2 LAF)
Family Allowance Differential Payment Conflict Between Cantons
Used to justify that all benefits (including birth and large family allowances) must be taken into account to prevent favorable choice of scheme.
A/2417/2006 · ge (art. 9 LAF)
Refugee Entitlement to Cantonal Family Allowances Despite Federal Welfare Subsidies
The appeal was allowed because the court found that there was no prohibited cumulation of benefits under this article.
A/3502/2005 · ge (Art. 9 al. 2 LAF)
Father's Cantonal Family Allowance Claim Upheld Over Federal Scheme Priority
The appeal was upheld and the previous decisions annulled based on this article, as the court found no prohibited cumulation of benefits.
A/1996/2005 · ge (art. 9 al. 1 et 2 LAF)
Refugee's Entitlement to Cantonal Family Allowances Overrides Denial Based on Federal Assistance
This provision on the prohibition of cumulation was discussed in relation to the appellant's right to benefits, although it did not form the final ground for granting the appeal.
A/314/2005 · ge (art. 9 al. 1 et 2 LAF)
Father's Reimbursement Obligation for Family Allowances Due to Jurisdictional Conflict
Although extensively discussed, this article regarding the prohibition of cumulative benefits is not explicitly cited in the operative part (the numbered orders) justifying the final decision on the merits.
A/2457/2003 · ge (article 9 LAF)
Cameroonian Student Granted Family Allowances Based on Parental Authority
The court applied this article concerning the non-cumulation of benefits.
40.2002.1 · ti (Art. 9 LAF)
Spousal Income Inclusion in Family Allowance Eligibility
Cited as the basis for the CHF 5,000 increase in the income limit per child.
40.2002.1 · ti (Art. 9 cpv. 1 LAF)
Spousal Income Inclusion in Family Allowance Eligibility
Cited to establish the duration of entitlement to child allowances (age limits for studies/disability).
40.2002.1 · ti (Art. 9 cpv. 3 LAF)
Spousal Income Inclusion in Family Allowance Eligibility
Cited to confirm that only one allowance can be granted per child, relevant in the discussion about educational allowances.