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Latest Fed. Court rulings: fraud and mismanagement, IV pension denied, revision, joinder, building law, late appeals, naturalization, negligence, etc.
Read MoreFederal rulings: seizure upheld; appeals on extortion, traffic obstruction, and freedom of expression denied.
Read MoreOn 10.09.2025, the Federal Court dismissed appeals on unfair dismissal, accident insurance, and IV assessments; further rulings on EL, tenancy, daily allowances, costs, and arbitration.
Read MoreFederal Supreme Court: Appeal dismissed for lack of cost advance and new grounds (7B_98/2025); objection to estimated tax rejected (9C_182/2025); not admitted for lack of jurisdiction (2C_448/2025).
Read MoreFederal Court: Appeals dismissed on cost advances, taxation, jurisdiction, VAT deduction, diploma recognition, withholding tax, tenancy, criminal and tax status.
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