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Art. 76 Bundesgesetz vom 17. Juni 2005 über das Bundesgericht (BGG) - Beschwerderecht
BGG; 3. Kapitel: Das Bundesgericht als ordentliche Beschwerdeinstanz
Art. 76 BGG · Beschwerderecht
Zur Beschwerde in Zivilsachen ist berechtigt, wer: a. vor der Vorinstanz am Verfahren teilgenommen hat oder keine Möglichkeit zur Teilnahme erhalten hat; und b. durch den angefochtenen Entscheid besonders berührt ist und ein schutzwürdiges Interesse an dessen Aufhebung oder Änderung hat.
Gegen Entscheide nach Artikel 72 Absatz 2 steht das Beschwerderecht auch der Bundeskanzlei, den Departementen des Bundes oder, soweit das Bundesrecht es vorsieht, den ihnen unterstellten Dienststellen zu, wenn der angefochtene Entscheid die Bundesgesetzgebung in ihrem Aufgabenbereich verletzen kann.
Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (1,173)
4A_326/2025 (Art. 76 al. 1 LTF)
Declaratory action on assignment of loan claims — inadmissibility due to availability of performance action
Used to confirm the appellant had standing to appeal.
9.2024.116 · ti (art. 76 LTF)
Child Visitation Dispute Regarding Overnight Stays
Cited to define the standing to appeal for a civil appeal to the Federal Supreme Court.
LF240051 · zh (Art. 76 Abs. 1 BGG)
Heirs Lack Standing to Appeal Provisional Will Interpretation
Cited analogously in the reasoning to define formal grievance, although the main order is not to enter upon the appeal due to lack of material grievance.
9.2024.42 · ti (art. 76 LTF)
Guardian Fee Claim Prescription Appeal
Cited in the section on legal remedies regarding the standing to appeal.
9.2024.117 · ti (art. 76 LTF)
Appeal Regarding Recusal of Psycho-Social Service and Expert Evaluation Modalities
This article is mentioned in the section detailing the remedies available after the decision (applies to future appeals to the Federal Supreme Court).
9.2024.96 · ti (art. 76 LTF)
Protection Authority Decision on Child Supervision Challenged Due to Hair Testing and Visitation Restrictions
Cited in the section on legal remedies regarding the standing to appeal.
9.2024.59 · ti (art. 76 LTF)
Mother's Appeal Regarding Child Visitation Modification Rejected
Cited in the section on legal remedies (Remedies), but not in the dispositive orders.
16.2023.26 · ti (Art. 76 LTF)
Employer Obligation to Reimburse Unemployment Benefits Following Illness-Extended Notice Period
Cited in the 'Rimedi giuridici' section regarding standing to appeal to the Federal Tribunal, though not used in the operative part.
WBE.2024.288 · ag (Art. 76 Abs. 1 BGG)
Out-of-Canton Doctor Lacks Standing for Reasoned Decision in Compulsory Placement Appeal
The applicant lacks the standing to appeal to the Federal Court due to lack of party status and no interest in legal protection.
9.2024.43 · ti (art. 76 LTF)
Guardianship Jurisdiction After Relocation
Cited in the 'Legal remedies' section defining standing for appeal to the Federal Supreme Court (though not directly applied in the dispositive orders of this decision).
9.2024.47 · ti (art. 76 LTF)
Appeal Against Child Custody Award to Mother with Mental Health History
Cited regarding the standing to appeal in civil matters.
ZK 2023 384 · be (Art. 76 LTF)
Joint Custody Order Implemented and Support Orders Modified
Cited in the section detailing the available remedies (quality to appeal).
9.2024.65 · ti (art. 76 LTF)
Appeal Denial Upheld Regarding Access to Guardianship Documentation
Cited in the section on legal remedies, governing the standing to appeal.
9.2024.53 · ti (art. 76 LTF)
Appeal Regarding Summer Vacation Visitation Rights and Procedural Fairness
Cited in the section outlining the remedies available, specifically concerning the standing to appeal in civil matters.
CMPEA.2024.16 · ne (art. 76 al. 1 LTF)
Child's Appeal to Remain in Former Family Home Denied
Cited in the reasoning to support the finding that the appellant had active standing (légitimation active) to appeal.