Key legal question
Whether the complaint filed directly with the Federal Supreme Court was admissible despite the subject-matter jurisdiction of the Federal Insurance Court
Extracted holding
No; the Federal Insurance Court alone had jurisdiction, and an objection of bias could not create jurisdiction for another chamber or for the criminal cassation court.
Extracted reasoning
Federal public law governed the restitution of supplementary benefits. Under the OG, such cantonal final decisions were to be challenged by administrative judicial complaint before the Federal Insurance Court. Alleged bias of its members had to be dealt with exclusively under the rules on disqualification, not by shifting jurisdiction.