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Art. 28 Gesetz über die kantonalen Ergänzungsleistungen für Familien und die kantonalen Leistungen der Überbrückungsrente (LPCFam) - Rückerstattung [ 4, 8 ]

Abschnitt IV, Unterabschnitt II
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Art. 28 LPCFam - Rückerstattung [ 4, 8 ] · Rückerstattung [ 4, 8 ]

1. Die zu Unrecht bezogenen kantonalen Ergänzungsleistungen für Familien und die kantonalen Leistungen der Überbrückungsrente müssen zurückerstattet werden.

1bis. Wenn eine Sozialversicherungsleistung rückwirkend gewährt wird, müssen die zuvor als Vorschuss gezahlten kantonalen Ergänzungsleistungen für Familien und kantonalen Leistungen der Überbrückungsrente bis zur Höhe des bezogenen Vorschusses zurückerstattet werden.

2. Die Rückerstattung kann nicht verlangt werden, wenn der Leistungsbezüger in gutem Glauben war und die Rückerstattung ihn in eine schwierige Lage bringen würde.

3. Die Erben des verstorbenen Leistungsbezügers sind zur Rückerstattung verpflichtet, sofern sie von der Erbschaft profitieren, und zwar bis zur Höhe derselben. Die Rückerstattung ist nur für den Teil der Erbschaft über 40'000 Franken einforderbar.

4. Die Verpflichtung zur Rückerstattung verjährt zehn Jahre nach dem Tag, an dem die letzte Leistung ausgerichtet wurde. Gegenüber den Erben des Leistungsbezügers beträgt die Verjährungsfrist ein Jahr ab dem Anfall der Erbschaft.

← Art. 27d LPCFam - Subrogation [ 9 ] Gesetz über die kantonalen Ergänzungsleistungen für Familien und die kantonalen Leistungen der Überbrückungsrente (LPCFam) - Gegenstand Art. 28a LPCFam - Sanktionen [ 3, 6 ] →

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Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (20)

PS.2024.0070 · vd (art. 28 al. 1 LPCFam)
Social Benefit Recalculation Based on Sole Proprietorship Withdrawals
This article, concerning the restitution of unduly received benefits, was mentioned in the reasoning but not explicitly cited in the final orders (Dispositives I-IV).
PS.2024.0021 · vd (art. 28 al. 1 LPCFam)
Bridging Allowance Repayment Reduced Despite Negligent Non-Disclosure
Applied to confirm the restitution order concerning the portion of undue benefit related to the undeclared widow's pension.
PS.2024.0021 · vd (art. 28 al. 1bis LPCFam)
Bridging Allowance Repayment Reduced Despite Negligent Non-Disclosure
Applied to recognize undue payment subject to restitution for September 2022 due to the prohibited cumulation of benefits.
PS.2024.0021 · vd (art. 28 al. 2 LPCFam)
Bridging Allowance Repayment Reduced Despite Negligent Non-Disclosure
Applied to partially admit the request for waiver of restitution based on the beneficiary's good faith and difficult situation.
PS.2024.0040 · vd (Art. 28 al. 2 LPCFam)
Family Benefit Repayment Obligation Upheld Due to Lack of Good Faith
This provision establishes the cumulative conditions (good faith and difficult situation) for requesting the waiver of restitution of undue benefits, which was the core issue decided upon in the rejection of the appeal.
PS.2024.0043 · vd (Art. 28 al. 1 LPCFam)
Beneficiary Appeal of Restitution for Unduly Received Transitional Allowance Due to Unnotified Cohabitation
This article establishes the obligation to restitute unduly received benefits, which the court confirms based on the lower authority's decision.
PS.2023.0051 · vd (art. 28 LPCFam)
Family Benefits Repayment for Undisclosed Income
The basis for requiring restitution of unduly received benefits, although the specific application for remission (Art. 28 al. 2 LPCFam) was deemed premature in the final orders.
PS.2022.0066 · vd (art. 28 al. 3 LPCFam)
Claimant Appeals Retroactive Benefit Reduction and Restitution Order Due to Undisclosed Assets and Increased Allowance
Cited as the legal basis for justifying the reassessment and, in principle, the restitution due to the breach of the duty to inform.
PS.2022.0048 · vd (art. 28 al. 2 LPCFam)
PCFam Repayment Refused Due to Lack of Good Faith Reporting
The court rejected the appeal because the primary condition for granting remission (good faith) under this article was not met, leading to the confirmation of the decision not to remit the restitution.
PS.2022.0043 · vd (art. 28 al. 2 LPCFam)
Family Supplements Reimbursement Remission Appeal
This article was the core legal basis for granting the remission of the obligation to repay (remise de l'obligation de restituer).
PS.2022.0039 · vd (art. 28 LPCFam)
Social Benefits Repayment Dispute Over Extended Absence
Cited concerning the obligation to restitute unduly received benefits, good faith exception, and prescription period.
PS.2022.0014 · vd (art. 28 al. 2 LPCFam)
Appellant v. Authority: Restitution of Overpaid Benefits and Good Faith
The court implicitly rejected the appeal by denying the condition for non-restitution of unduly received benefits due to the lack of good faith.
PS.2021.0003 · vd (Art. 28 al. 1bis LPCFam)
Restitution of Bridging Benefits Following Retroactive Disability Award
The court confirmed the obligation to restitute pont-loan benefits based on this provision regarding retroactive social security payments.
PS.2020.0029 · vd (art. 28 al. 1 LPCFam)
Family Complementary Benefits Recalculation Due to Income Annualization Method
The court ordered the restitution of unduly received benefits based on this article.
PS.2020.0010 · vd (Art. 28 al. 2 LPCFam)
Family Supplementary Benefit Overpayment Reimbursement Waiver Appeal
This provision sets the cumulative conditions (good faith and difficult situation) for granting the waiver of the restitution obligation, which is the core subject of the ruling in order II.