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Art. 122 Bundesverfassung der Schweizerischen Eidgenossenschaft (BV) - Zivilrecht
BV; 3. Titel: Bund, Kantone und Gemeinden; 2. Kapitel: Zuständigkeiten
Art. 122 BV · Zivilrecht
Die Gesetzgebung auf dem Gebiet des Zivilrechts und des Zivilprozessrechts ist Sache des Bundes.
Für die Organisation der Gerichte und die Rechtsprechung in Zivilsachen sind die Kantone zuständig, soweit das Gesetz nichts anderes vorsieht.
Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (25)
VPB 150000251 (Art. 122 BV)
Federal Government Lacks Authority for Unified Electronic Administration Standards
Cited as the basis for the federal government's comprehensive legislative competence in civil law and civil procedure, allowing it to issue binding technical and organizational specifications.
VPB 2005.2368 (Art. 122 al. 1 Cst.)
Social Security Number Replacement with Thirteen-Digit Non-Identifying Number
Constitutional basis for modifications to the Civil Code (CC) and the law on insurance contracts (LCA).
C1 21 223 · vs (art. 122 al. 2 Cst. féd.)
Lessor-Lessee Dispute Over Campsite Lease Termination and Jurisdictional Incompetence of Conciliation Authority
Cited in the reasoning regarding the cantons' competence in judicial organization, which underlies the analysis of cantonal law application.
VG.2018.1 · bs (Art. 122 BV)
Primate Rights Initiative Admissibility Challenge
Cited extensively in the reasoning (E. 3.1, E. 3.6, E. 3.7.1, E. 3.7.2) concerning the scope of federal civil law competence, which the court analyzed to determine cantonal permissibility.
VG.2018.1 · bs (Art. 122 BV)
Primate Rights Initiative Admissibility Challenge
Cited in the reasoning (E. 3.1, E. 3.7.1, E. 3.7.2) concerning the federal competence in civil law, analyzed to determine if it bars cantonal extension of rights to primates.
C/19811/2016 · ge (art. 122 al. 2 Cst.)
Appellant v. Appellee: Unpaid Salary Claim Dismissed for Lack of Employment Proof
Cited as the constitutional basis allowing cantons to establish specialized courts like the Labour Court.
101 2016 196 · fr (art. 122 al. 1 Cst.)
Federal Impartiality vs. Cantonal Recusal in Prior Conciliation Role
Cited regarding the federal competence for civil procedural law.
101 2016 196 · fr (art. 122 al. 2 Cst.)
Federal Impartiality vs. Cantonal Recusal in Prior Conciliation Role
Cited regarding cantonal competence for judicial organization, unless otherwise provided by law.
AbR.2002.03.Nr.20 · ow (Art. 122 Abs. 3 BV)
Definitive Legal Opening Requires Formal Legal Bindingness, Not Just Lifted Suspension
This article was used to interpret the scope of 'legally binding judgments' in relation to the enforcement of civil judgments in Switzerland.
A/2637/2014 · ge (art. 122 Cst./GE)
Wage Garnishment Conversion Challenge Following Payment Default
Cited in the reasoning for the preliminary finding that the initial decision was null due to an irregular composition of the court.
VPB 08-1875-7009 (Art. 122 al. 1 Cst.)
Insurance Contracts: Automatic Transfer on Inheritance
This article establishes the Confederation's competence in civil law matters, providing the constitutional basis for the proposed legislative change.
VPB 2008.478 (Art. 122, al. 1 Cst.)
Sham Marriage Prevention Act
Serves as the legal basis for the new provisions concerning marriage procedures.
VPB 2007.107 (Art. 122 al. 1 Cst.)
Revision of Swiss Occupational Pension Law (LPP): Enhanced Supervision, Governance, and Retirement Flexibility
Constitutional basis for amendments to the Swiss Civil Code (CC).
VPB 2006.2815 (Art. 122 Cst.)
Federal Decree on International Child and Adult Protection Conventions
Basis for the Confederation's competence to adopt the federal law.
VPB 2005.1248 (Art. 122, al. 1, Cst.)
Federal Act on Geospatial Information (GeoIG)
This article of the Constitution grants the Confederation the power to enact standards for official surveying, which is directly implemented by the Geo-information Act.