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Overview of Federal Supreme Court rulings from 31.10.2025: topics include revision in sexual crimes, provisional debt enforcement, taxation on share transfer, family and social law.
Read MoreFederal Court: IV benefit for autism sent back for medical review; two appeals dismissed for lack of reasoning.
Read MoreFederal Supreme Court ruled on cases about curatorship, VAT, building permits, social insurance, and criminal/civil procedures. Many appeals were declared inadmissible.
Read MoreFederal Court: appeals on e-ID voting, minimum wages, pre-trial detention, and tenant eviction rejected or declared inadmissible.
Read MoreFed. Court 27.10.2025: Police violence appeal partly allowed, new disability insurance assessment ordered, slurry hose duty appeal struck off after withdrawal.
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