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Art. 260 Schweizerisches Zivilgesetzbuch (ZGB)
ZGB; Zweite Abteilung: Die Verwandtschaft; Siebenter Titel: Die Entstehung des Kindesverhältnisses ; Dritter Abschnitt: Anerkennung und Vaterschaftsurteil ; A. Anerkennung; I. Zulässigkeit und Form
Art. 260 ZGB
Besteht das Kindesverhältnis nur zur Mutter, so kann der Vater das Kind anerkennen.
Ist der Anerkennende minderjährig, steht er unter umfassender Beistandschaft oder hat die Erwachsenenschutzbehörde eine entsprechende Anordnung getroffen, so ist die Zustimmung seines gesetzlichen Vertreters notwendig.
Die Anerkennung erfolgt durch Erklärung vor dem Zivilstandsbeamten oder durch letztwillige Verfügung oder, wenn eine Klage auf Feststellung der Vaterschaft hängig ist, vor dem Gericht.
Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (25)
C/24337/2023 · ge (art. 260 al.1 CC)
Paternity Test Appeal Over Child's Best Interest
Cited in the reasoning regarding the possibility for the father to recognize a child when filiation only exists with the mother.
LF240021 · zh (Art. 260 Abs. 1 ZGB)
Rectification of Civil Status Register: Incorrect Paternity and Child Recognition
Used to determine the conditions under which a child recognition is valid, stating that no other parent should exist.
ZOR.2022.26 · ag (Art. 260 ZGB)
Plaintiff's Inheritance Claim Dismissed Due to Lack of Legal Standing
Defines the requirements for valid recognition of parentage, which were not met by the deceased.
100 2022 66 · be (Art. 260 Abs. 3 ZGB)
Tax Commission Inheritance Tax Re-evaluation on Voided Paternity Gift Transfer
Cited in the reasoning regarding the possibility of recognition through a last will.
100 2022 66 · be (Art. 260 ZGB)
Tax Commission Inheritance Tax Re-evaluation on Voided Paternity Gift Transfer
Cited in the reasoning regarding the requirements and limitations for recognition of a child.
C1 20 71 · vs (Art. 260 Abs. 3 ZGB)
Civil Status Correction and Paternity Recognition Under Evidentiary Limitations
Mentioned in the reasoning section (point 5) as the required next step for the recognition of paternity, which is necessary due to the limited scope of Art. 42 ZGB decisions.
VB.2019.00829 · zh (Art. 260 ZGB)
Surrogacy Twins Registration and Parentage in Switzerland
This provision was cited as the basis for the potential stepchild adoption.
101 2019 293 · fr (art. 260 CC)
Paternity Registration Based on Time-Barred Acknowledgment
Cited in the reasoning (2.4.2) regarding the recognition of paternity, but not explicitly cited in the dispositive orders I, II, or III.
VB.2018.00293 · zh (Art. 260 ZGB)
Swiss Court Denies Paternity Acknowledgment Registration Due to Prior Binding Decision
This provision was likely applied as it relates to the legal effects of acknowledging a child in Switzerland.
106 2018 98 · fr (art. 260 al. 1 CC)
Guardianship Upheld to Initiate Child Support Despite Mother's Appeal
Cited in the reasoning section 2.3 regarding the requirement to remove the legal father before the biological father can acknowledge paternity.
9.2014.169 · ti (art. 260 cpv. 1 CC)
Appeal Regarding Minor's Legal Representative Appointment in Paternity Case
Cited in the reasoning section concerning the legal presumption of filiation only to the mother when the father does not recognize the child.
LF150042 · zh (Art. 260 Abs. 3 ZGB)
Paternity Acknowledgment Nullified Despite Prior Non-Paternity Ruling
Cited in the reasoning concerning the mechanism of paternity recognition, but not explicitly in the final orders.
A/1178/2015 · ge (Art. 260 al. 3 CC)
Insured Parent v. Child Benefits Custody Dispute
Cited as background law on paternity recognition, not in the dispositive.
2015.05.22.stger.1 · bl (Art. 260 Abs. 3 ZGB)
Stepchild Inheritance Tax Exemption Appeal on Cohabitation Period
This provision regarding recognition of a child in a will was cited in the reasoning, but it does not appear in the final orders.
AGVE.2012.7 · ag (Art. 260 ZGB)
Paternity Acknowledgement Not False Certification Offense
Cited in relation to the recognition of paternity, which the court found does not prove biological paternity and therefore cannot be subject to criminal charges under Art. 253 StGB.