212.81
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Art. 25 : Gesetz über das Sozialversicherungsgericht (GSVGer)
Art. 25
31 1 Das Gericht ist im Beschwerdeverfahren an die Begehren Entscheid
der Parteien nicht gebunden.
2 Es kann die angefochtene Anordnung zum Nachteil einer Partei
ändern oder dieser mehr zusprechen, als sie verlangt hat. Den Parteien
wird vorher Gelegenheit zur Stellungnahme sowie zum Rückzug der
Beschwerde gegeben.
1. 1. 24-123
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212.81 Gesetz über das Sozialversicherungsgericht (GSVGer)
Rückweisung
Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (16)
IV.2023.00428 · zh (§ 25 Abs. 1 des Gesetzes über das Sozialversicherungsgericht (GSVGer))
Disability Benefits Awarded After Remand and New Expert Evaluation
Cited in the reasoning to explain why the court is not bound by the parties' requests (though not explicitly in the dispositive, it justifies the retroactive award in order 1).
IV.2022.00236 · zh (§ 25 des Gesetzes über das Sozialversicherungsgericht (GSVGer))
Claimant v. Disability Insurer: Long QT Syndrome and Increased Disability Pension
Cited in reasoning regarding the scope of the court's ruling on the claimant's request.
UV.2020.00198 · zh (§ 25 GSVGer)
Disability Benefits Calculation: Prior Earning Capacity and Meal Allowances
Cited for the court not being bound by the parties' specific requests or reasoning.
AL.2021.00166 · zh (Art. 25 GSVGer)
Unemployment Benefits Denial Overturned Due to Insufficient Notice of Reporting Duties
The dispositive section refers to § 25 GSVGer (though explicitly mentioned as § 25 in the reasoning leading to the operative part 1, it is listed here for completeness if deemed procedural/cost-related application in the context of the decision structure, but primarily covered by the substantive reasoning above).
AL.2021.00166 · zh (§ 25 des Gesetzes über das Sozialversicherungsgericht (GSVGer))
Unemployment Benefits Denial Overturned Due to Insufficient Notice of Reporting Duties
Cited in the reasoning leading to the decision to annul the previous ruling and remit the case, referencing the court's ability to grant more than what was requested (reformatio in melius).
IV.2017.01351 · zh (§ 25 Abs. 1 GSVGer)
Disability Benefits Appeal Based on Chronic Pain and Inconsistent Psychiatric Evaluation
Cited as a procedural basis, along with Art. 61 lit. d ATSG, for the court not being bound by party requests.
IV.2015.00882 · zh (§ 25 des Gesetzes über das Sozialversicherungsgericht (GSVGer))
Appeal Dismissed: Repayment of Overpaid Disability Insurance Child Benefits Upheld Despite Good Faith Claim
Cited alongside Art. 61 lit. d ATSG as the legal basis for correcting an obvious error in the amount of the refused debt relief.
OH.2013.00007 · zh (§ 25 Abs. 2 Satz 1 GSVGer)
Victim Compensation for Military Service Replacement Levy Post-Injury
Cited in E. 8.1 as the court's authority to grant more than requested, which justifies the compensation calculation leading to Order 1.
BV.2009.00069 · zh (§ 25 Abs. 1 GSVGer)
Claimant v. First Defendant (Pension Liability)
Cited in the reasoning section (3.4) to confirm the court's obligation to adhere to the claims made by the parties, which constrains the ruling in Order 1.
BV.2009.00069 · zh (§ 25 Abs. 1 GSVGer e contrario)
Claimant v. Pension Scheme: Retroactive Disability Pension Entitlement
Cited in the reasoning section to establish that the court is bound by the requests of the parties regarding the pension start date, which is reflected in the operative part.
UV.2007.00195 · zh (§ 25 des Gesetzes über das Sozialversicherungsgericht (GSVGer))
Disability Pension Calculation Based on Actual Pre-Accident Earnings
Cited as a procedural basis in conjunction with other provisions for upholding the appeal and ordering the recalculation of the pension.
UV.2007.00195 · zh (§ 25 des Gesetzes über das Sozialversicherungsgericht (GSVGer))
Disability Pension Calculation Based on Actual Earnings vs. Prior Insurance Agreements
Cited in the reasoning (3.10) as the procedural basis for granting the appeal and remitting the case for recalculation.
AK.2007.00007 · zh (Art. 25 Abs. 1 GSVGer)
Managing Director Liability for Unpaid Social Security Contributions
Cited to confirm that the court is not bound by the parties' requests in the appeal procedure, justifying the decision to reject the appellant's argument regarding the change in the opponent's claim.
AK.2007.00007 · zh (§ 25 Abs. 1 des Gesetzes über das Sozialversicherungsgericht (GSVGer))
Managing Director Liable for Unpaid Social Insurance Contributions
This procedural rule was cited to justify why the court was not bound by the procedural motions submitted by the parties during the process.
UV.2005.00037 · zh (§ 25 Abs. 1 des Gesetzes über das Sozialversicherungsgericht [GSVGer])
Claimant v. Insurer: Disability Pension Reassessment for Radius Fracture
Cited in the reasoning as the basis for the court not being bound by the parties' requests in the appeal procedure, which supports the decision to enter into the appeal.