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Art. 6 : Gesetz über die BVG und Stiftungsaufsicht (BVSG)
Art. 6
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Gesetz über die BVG- und Stiftungsaufsicht (BVSG)
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Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (18)
MV.2023.00002 · zh (Art. 6 MVG)
Claimant v. Military Insurance: Tinnitus Causation and Liability
The court concluded that the claim regarding the tinnitus must be examined under Art. 6 MVG and denied liability based on the lack of adequate causality required by this article.
MV.2023.00003 · zh (Art. 6 MVG)
Military Insurance Not Liable for Sural Nerve Mononeuropathy
Applied to cases where health damage is discovered after service, requiring proof of causation during service with preponderant probability.
MV.2023.00003 · zh (Art. 6 MVG)
Military Service Injury Claim Denied: No Causal Link Found for Foot Nerve Damage
The court considered this provision concerning health damage discovered or reported after the end of service.
MV.2021.00002 · zh (Art. 6 MVG)
Military Insurance Liability for Delayed Shoulder Instability
The decision rejects the appeal, implying that the conditions under Art. 6 MVG were not met for the claim regarding late consequences or relapses.
MV.2021.00002 · zh (Art. 6 MVG)
Appeal Dismissed: Military Insurance Liability for Delayed Shoulder Injury Following Service Fall
The appeal was dismissed because the requirements for liability under this article (causal link for late consequences/relapses) were not met.
MV.2020.00003 · zh (Art. 6 MVG)
Military Insurance Liability for Back Complaints: New Event vs. Recurrence
The appeal was dismissed because the requirements for liability under this article were not met for the subsequent health impairment.
MV.2020.00002 · zh (Art. 6 MVG)
Military Insurance Benefits Denial Upheld Due to Pre-existing Personality Disorder
This provision was central to the reasoning concerning causality for late manifestations of injury, but it is not explicitly cited in the final orders 1-4.
MV.2019.00001 · zh (Art. 6 MVG)
Military Insurance Denies Coverage for MS Relapse, Court Orders Reconsideration
Applied to assess liability when health damage is identified after service.
MV.2019.00001 · zh (Art. 6 MVG)
Military Insurance Denies Coverage for MS Relapse, Court Orders Reconsideration
Relevant for cases where health damage is diagnosed after service.
MV.2019.00001 · zh (Art. 6 MVG)
Military Insurance Denies Coverage for MS Relapse, Court Orders Reconsideration
Used to determine liability when health damage is diagnosed after service.
MV.2017.00001 · zh (Art. 6 MVG)
Veteran Denied Disability Benefits for Psychological Trauma
This provision governs the conditions under which the military insurance is liable for health damage diagnosed after the end of service.
MV.2015.00004 · zh (Art. 6 MVG)
Appellant v. Military Insurance (Tinnitus Causation)
This provision is part of the general reasoning about the scope of liability, but it is not explicitly cited in the dispositive orders (1-4).
MV.2012.00006 · zh (Art. 6 MVG)
Service Member Appeal: Denial of Military Insurance Liability for Post-Service Psychological Disorder
This provision governs liability when impairment is diagnosed after service, which is a core part of the legal analysis regarding causation for post-service manifestations.
MV.2009.00004 · zh (Art. 6 MVG)
Claimant v. Military Insurance: Service Aggravation vs. Natural Progression of Degenerative Disc Disease
Although cited extensively in the reasoning regarding late claims/relapses, the final orders do not explicitly use Art. 6 MVG as the basis for the dismissal of the appeal.
MV.2005.00008 · zh (Art. 6 MVG)
Military Insurance Liability for Degenerative Back Condition Following Service Exacerbation
This provision was central to the reasoning for rejecting the appeal concerning late consequences or recurrence of the health damage, as the court found the aggravation to have been resolved.