Which cantonal social insurance court had territorial jurisdiction after the remittal decision?
Jurisdiction had to be determined by the domicile of a party at the time the present appeal was filed; because no party was domiciled in Vaud, the Vaud court lacked territorial jurisdiction.
A remittal judgment ends the lis pendens before the deciding court and opens a new cantonal procedure. Under Art. 58(1) LPGA, the competent court is that of the canton of domicile of the insured or another party when the appeal is filed.