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Art. 11 : Gesetz über das Sozialversicherungsgericht (GSVGer)
Art. 11
40 1 Die voll- und teilamtlichen Mitglieder des Gerichts ent- Einzel-
scheiden als Einzelrichterinnen und Einzelrichter Streitigkeiten, deren richterliche
Streitwert Fr. 30000 nicht übersteigt.
2 Sie treffen in diesem Bereich die prozessleitenden Anordnungen.
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richtsschreiber übertragen.
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Kammer zur Behandlung in ordentlicher Besetzung überwiesen werden.
Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (72)
AL.2025.00089 · zh (§ 11 Abs. 1 GSVGer)
Unemployment Benefits Denied: Sickness and Fluctuating Employment Rules Inapplicable
Cited to establish the single-judge jurisdiction based on the amount in dispute.
AB.2024.00051 · zh (§ 11 Abs. 1 GSVGer)
Social Insurance Contributions Liability Post-Retirement Age
Applied to establish the single-judge jurisdiction for the appeal as the value in dispute did not exceed CHF 30,000.
ZL.2024.00114 · zh (§ 11 Abs. 1 GSVGer)
Claimant v. Insurance Authority: Denial of Supplementary Dental Benefits
Cited in the reasoning, but not in the operative orders 1-3 (relates to single-judge jurisdiction).
AL.2024.00166 · zh (§ 11 Abs. 1 GSVGer)
Unemployment Benefit Overpayment Restitution Upheld Due to Undisclosed Income
Applied as the procedural basis establishing the single-judge jurisdiction because the value of the dispute did not exceed the threshold.
BV.2025.00005 · zh (§ 11 Abs. 1 GSVGer)
Pension Fund v. Company (Default Judgment for Overdue Contributions)
Determines the competence of the single judge since the dispute value does not exceed CHF 30,000.
ZL.2024.00042 · zh (Art. 11 Abs. 1 GSVGer)
Appeal Regarding Imputed Income Calculation for Supplemental Benefits
Cited in the reasoning to determine single-judge jurisdiction based on the value in dispute, but not explicitly in the dispositive orders (only costs are in the dispositive).
KV.2024.00073 · zh (§ 11 Abs. 1 GSVGer)
Premium Reduction Calculation Dispute
Used in the reasoning to establish single-judge jurisdiction, although not explicitly cited in the dispositive orders 1-3, the ruling itself (Order 1) is based on the merits analyzed under this procedural scope.
ZL.2023.00081 · zh (§ 11 Abs. 1 GSVGer)
Appeal Regarding Recovery of Retroactive Benefits Based on Undervalued Foreign Asset Sales
Cited in the reasoning to establish the single-judge jurisdiction due to the low value of the dispute.
BV.2024.00063 · zh (§ 11 Abs. 1 des Gesetzes über das Sozialversicherungsgericht, GSVGer)
Pension Fund v. Company: Overdue Contributions and Vexatious Conduct
This provision determined the single-judge jurisdiction, although it is not explicitly cited in the operative part (dispositive) orders 1-4, it is mentioned as the basis for competence in the considerations.
KV.2024.00096 · zh (§ 11 Abs. 1 GSVGer)
Subsidy Overpayment Recovery Upheld Despite Hardship Claim
This provision established the single-judge jurisdiction for the case, as the disputed amount did not exceed CHF 30,000.
AB.2024.00089 · zh (§ 11 Abs. 1 GSVGer)
Claimant v. Social Insurance Institution (Incorrect Income Assessment)
Cited in the reasoning to establish the single-judge jurisdiction, relevant to the procedural context, though the substantive ground (Art. 23 AHVV) is paramount.
KV.2024.00082 · zh (§ 11 Abs. 1 GSVGer)
Health Insurance Subsidy Repayment and Good Faith Reliance on Provisional Benefit
Justified the single-judge jurisdiction of the Social Insurance Court based on the low value of the dispute.
BV.2024.00070 · zh (§ 11 Abs. 1 GSVGer)
Pension Foundation v. Employer (Outstanding Contributions)
This procedural rule governed the single-judge jurisdiction for this case, which is procedural context for the decision.
AB.2024.00049 · zh (§ 11 Abs. 1 des Gesetzes über das Sozialversicherungsgericht (GSVGer))
Social Insurance Contribution Assessment Overturned by Actual Income Proof
Cited to establish the single-judge jurisdiction for the appeal because the value in dispute did not exceed CHF 30,000.
BV.2024.00053 · zh (§ 11 Abs. 1 GSVGer)
Pension Foundation v. Employer: Unpaid Contributions and Default Judgment
Cited regarding the single-judge jurisdiction, which is a procedural aspect relevant to the decision's validity, although not directly dictating the main relief.