Whether the Vaud social insurance court had territorial competence for an appeal against an AHV damage decision under Art. 52 AHVG and Art. 58 LPGA.
The court lacked territorial competence; jurisdiction lay with the Bern court because the employer had its seat in Bern, and the same rule applies to the company's organs.
For damage claims under Art. 52 AHVG, the competent court is that of the canton where the employer is domiciled. R.________ AG had its seat in Worb, Canton of Bern, and this remained decisive despite the company's liquidation and the appellant's domicile.