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Art. 22 Einführungsgesetz zum Bundesgesetz über Schuldbetreibung und Konkurs (EGSchKG) - Aufhebung eines Erlasses
Übergangs- und Schlussbestimmungen
Art. 22 Einführungsgesetz zum Bundesgesetz über Schuldbetreibung und Konkurs (EGSchKG) · Aufhebung eines Erlasses
Das Einführungsgesetz für den Kanton Bern vom 18. Oktober 1891 zum Bundesgesetz vom 11. April 1889 über Schuldbetreibung und Konkurs wird aufgehoben.
Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (17)
ABS 2015 102 · be (Art. 22 Abs. 1 SchKG)
Supervisory Authority Appeal Regarding Arrest Warrant for Foreign-Situated Asset
Cited to confirm that a ground for nullity can be raised at any time, irrespective of the appeal deadline.
ABS 2021 253 · be (Art. 22 SchKG)
Supervisory Authority Ruling on Validity of Service by Public Notice for Enforcement Documents Against Foreign Debtor and Subsequent Seizure Execution
Cited in the reasoning section regarding the nullity of enforcing a manifestly void seizure order.
ABS 2020 151 · be (Art. 22 Abs. 1 SchKG)
Debtor Subsistence Level Calculation Post-Spousal Institutionalization
Allows for the assertion of nullity of debt enforcement actions at any time.
ABS 2019 251 · be (Art. 22 Abs. 1 Satz 1 SchKG)
Supervisory Authority Review of Bailiff's Decision on Seized Claim vs. Third-Party Ownership Claim
Cited in the reasoning to define when a decision is void (nichtig), which is the ultimate finding in Order 1.
ABS 2019 260 · be (Art. 22 Abs. 1 SchKG)
Appeal Dismissed: Debt Collection Abuse Claim in Parking Dispute
This provision allows for challenging the nullity of enforcement proceedings, which the court addresses in its decision.
ABS 2018 324 · be (Art. 22 SchKG)
Supervisory Authority Review of Payment Order and Void Bankruptcy Notice
This article is cited in relation to the determination of voidness and the competence of the supervisory authority to assess it.
ABS 2018 237 · be (Art. 17 und Art. 22 SchKG)
Supervisory Authority Voids Enforcement Proceedings as Abuse of Rights Following Negative Declaratory Judgment
Cited in E. 12, these provisions establish the jurisdiction of the Cantonal Supervisory Authority as the appellate body.
ABS 2018 237 · be (Art. 22 Abs. 1 SchKG)
Supervisory Authority Voids Enforcement Proceedings as Abuse of Rights Following Negative Declaratory Judgment
Cited in E. 13, concerning the right to claim nullity at any time.
ABS 2018 237 · be (Art. 22 Abs. 1 SchKG)
Supervisory Authority Voids Enforcement Proceedings as Abuse of Rights Following Negative Declaratory Judgment
Cited in E. 13, this provision allows the nullity of enforcement actions to be raised at any time.
ABS 2018 237 · be (Art. 22 SchKG)
Supervisory Authority Voids Enforcement Proceedings as Abuse of Rights Following Negative Declaratory Judgment
Cited in E. 12 and E. 13, establishing jurisdiction and the possibility to claim nullity at any time.
ABS 2018 237 · be (Art. 22 SchKG)
Supervisory Authority Voids Enforcement Proceedings as Abuse of Rights Following Negative Declaratory Judgment
Cited in E. 12 and E. 13, this provision concerns the non-timeliness of appealing nullity grounds and the possibility to claim nullity of enforcement actions at any time.
ABS 2018 237 · be (Art. 22 SchKG)
Supervisory Authority Voids Enforcement Proceedings as Abuse of Rights Following Negative Declaratory Judgment
Cited in E. 12, this provision, in conjunction with Art. 17 SchKG, establishes the jurisdiction of the Cantonal Supervisory Authority.
ABS 2017 268 · be (Art. 22 SchKG)
Service by Non-Collection of Registered Mail Upheld in Debt Enforcement Appeals
Cited in the reasoning regarding the nullity of enforcement measures.
ABS 2017 268 · be (Art. 22 SchKG)
Service by Non-Collection of Registered Mail Upheld in Debt Enforcement Appeals
Mentioned in the reasoning regarding the possibility to claim the nullity of enforcement measures.
ABS 2017 309 · be (Art. 22 Abs. 1 SchKG)
Abusive Enforcement Action Following Settled Vested Benefits Dispute
This article grants supervisory authorities the power to establish the nullity of a decision ex officio if it violates rules in the public interest or the interest of non-participating persons, invoked in the reasoning regarding nullity.