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Art. 260a Schweizerisches Zivilgesetzbuch (ZGB)
ZGB; Zweite Abteilung: Die Verwandtschaft; Siebenter Titel: Die Entstehung des Kindesverhältnisses ; Dritter Abschnitt: Anerkennung und Vaterschaftsurteil ; A. Anerkennung; II. Anfechtung; 1. Klagerecht
Art. 260a ZGB
Die Anerkennung kann von jedermann, der ein Interesse hat, beim Gericht angefochten werden, namentlich von der Mutter, vom Kind und nach seinem Tode von den Nachkommen sowie von der Heimat- oder Wohnsitzgemeinde des Anerkennenden.
Dem Anerkennenden steht diese Klage nur zu, wenn er das Kind unter dem Einfluss einer Drohung mit einer nahen und erheblichen Gefahr für das Leben, die Gesundheit, die Ehre oder das Vermögen seiner selbst oder einer ihm nahe stehenden Person oder in einem Irrtum über seine Vaterschaft anerkannt hat.
Die Klage richtet sich gegen den Anerkennenden und das Kind, soweit diese nicht selber klagen.
Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (17)
AbR.2000.01.Nr.7 · ow (Art. 260a Abs. 2 ZGB)
Paternity Acknowledgment Durability and Burden of Proof
This provision was used to dismiss the claim because the plaintiff did not prove that he recognized paternity under a mistake regarding his paternity.
C/8090/2022 · ge (art. 260a CC)
Appeal Regarding Revocation of Protective Measures for Minor Child
Cited in the reasoning (Section B, paragraph regarding DTAE/8875/2024) regarding the potential contestation of paternity recognition, although not used in the final dispositive orders of the appeal decision.
LZ220032 · zh (Art. 260a Abs. 3 ZGB)
Paternity Challenge Dismissed for Failure to Name Necessary Parties
Cited implicitly in the reasoning (E. III.A.4.1, E. III.B.3) which establishes the procedural requirement for joining the acknowledged father, which justifies the dismissal of the main appeal.
CACIV.2021.70 · ne (Art. 260a al. 2 CC)
Paternity Recognition Contest Time-Barred Despite Claim of Vitiated Consent Based on False Threat Perception
The court used this article to determine that the conditions for the appellant to bring an action to contest paternity were not met, as the recognition was not made under duress of a grave and imminent danger or error regarding paternity.
C/19365/2019 · ge (Art. 260a al. 2 CC)
Paternity Recognition Contestation Deadline Confirmation
This provision defines the ground for contesting paternity recognition, which was central to the appeal decided on the merits.
ZKBES.2016.198 · so (Art. 260a Abs. 3 ZGB)
Appeal of Denial of Free Legal Aid in Paternity Case
This article established the obvious lack of prospect of success for the appeal because the action was directed against the wrong party (the mother instead of the child).
VD.2016.34 · bs (Art. 260a Abs. 1 ZGB)
Father Appeals Supervised Visitation; Paternity Investigation Ordered.
The provision is cited as the basis for requiring the custodian to examine filing a contestation action regarding paternity after the DNA analysis.
FO.2015.14 · sg (Art. 260a ff. ZGB)
Paternity Acknowledgment Contestability in Divorce Modification Proceedings
The ground for dismissing the appeal, as the defense of non-paternity must be raised in the specific procedure provided by these articles.
A/1178/2015 · ge (Art. 260a al. 2 CC)
Insured Parent v. Child Benefits Custody Dispute
Cited as background law on contesting paternity, not in the dispositive.
OG ARGVP 2014 3633 · ar (Art. 260a ZGB)
Paternity Acknowledgment Contest Exempt from Mandatory Conciliation
The court ruled on the applicability of the mandatory conciliation requirement to the action for challenging paternity acknowledgement under this article.
LZ140001 · zh (Art. 260a Abs. 1 ZGB)
Paternity Acknowledgment Annulment Due to Known Doubts
The court dismissed the appeal because the primary condition for challenging paternity acknowledgment (being under duress or in error regarding paternity) according to this article was not met.
CC.2009.143 · ne (art. 260a CC)
Annulment of Paternity Recognition Based on Disproven DNA Evidence and Litigation Misconduct
Cited in the reasoning as the basis for who can contest recognition, but not explicitly in the dispositive orders.
VB020033 · zh (Art. 260a ZGB)
Appointed Counsel Fees in Paternity Case Upheld
This provision is mentioned in relation to the nature of the lawsuit (challenging paternity) which informs the assessment of fees.
CC.1999.961 · ne (Art. 260a al.2 CC)
Paternity Acknowledgment Contest Time-Barred
This article defines the right of action for the person who made the recognition when under error regarding paternity, which served as the context for the procedural determination under Art. 260c CC.
CC.1996.590 · ne (Art. 260a ss CC)
Action for Nullification of Exheredation and Recognition as Reserved Heir Time-Barred
Cited in the reasoning concerning the judicial route for contesting paternity recognition, which was relevant to the court's understanding of the disinheritance clause before dismissing the claim in order 1.