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Art. 3 Schweizerisches Zivilgesetzbuch (ZGB)
ZGB; Einleitung; B. Inhalt der Rechtsverhältnisse; II. Guter Glaube
Art. 3 ZGB
Wo das Gesetz eine Rechtswirkung an den guten Glauben einer Person geknüpft hat, ist dessen Dasein zu vermuten.
Wer bei der Aufmerksamkeit, wie sie nach den Umständen von ihm verlangt werden darf, nicht gutgläubig sein konnte, ist nicht berechtigt, sich auf den guten Glauben zu berufen.
Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (223)
BGE 152 II 337 (Art. 3 Abs. 1 ZGB)
Statutory tax lien on real estate for prior owner's unpaid taxes: protection of subsequent good-faith purchaser through land register reliance despite missed registration deadline under Article 836(2) of the Civil Code, not rebutted by abstract notarial warning clauses.
Presumption of good faith relied upon to hold that the taxpayer was protected in their trust in the land register.
BRGE.III.Nr.0177.20 · zh (Art. 3 ZGB)
Cantonal Building Authority v. Applicants Regarding Unlawful Horse Stall Container
Cited in connection with determining the good or bad faith of the builder when assessing proportionality.
ZK 2015 206 · be (Art. 3 ZGB)
Plaintiff's Preliminary Relief Denied Due to Late Submission of Good Faith Challenge
The court referenced the standard of good faith, specifically Art. 3 Abs. 2 ZGB regarding the necessary level of attention (Sorgfaltspflichten).
A/1230/2025 · ge (art. 3 du Code civil suisse, du 10 décembre 1907 - CC - RS 210)
Family Allowance Overpayment Restitution due to Grave Negligence in Reporting Income Changes
Cited in the reasoning (3.4) to support the assessment of good faith.
CA.2024.36 (Art. 3 Abs. 2 ZGB)
Casino v. Bank: Dye-Contaminated Banknotes
Used to determine that the appellant lacked the required diligence and therefore could not claim good faith for property acquisition.
C/22597/2020 · ge (art. 3 al. 1 CC)
Appellants vs. Real Estate Company Regarding Land Purchase Payments and Employee Misconduct
Cited regarding the presumption of the third party's good faith in contractual dealings.
C/22597/2020 · ge (art. 3 al. 2 CC)
Appellants vs. Real Estate Company Regarding Land Purchase Payments and Employee Misconduct
Cited to determine if the appellants' good faith was incompatible with the attention required by the circumstances regarding payment.
C/22597/2020 · ge (art. 33 al. 3, 34 al. 3, 36 al. 2, 37 CO et art. 3 CC)
Appellants vs. Real Estate Company Regarding Land Purchase Payments and Employee Misconduct
Cited as the rules governing third-party protection concerning commercial mandates not registered in the Commercial Register.
C/7195/2022 · ge (Art. 3 al. 2 CC)
Pension Fund Liability for Tax Reassessment Following Early Withdrawal of Purchased Benefits
Cited in the reasoning to reject the claim because the appellant could not rely on good faith given their professional knowledge.
HG230002 · zh (Art. 3 Abs. 1 ZGB)
Bank's Right to Reverse Erroneous Credit Upheld
Used to refute the presumption of good faith for the plaintiff regarding the instruction payment.
750.24.65 · bl (Art. 3 Abs. 1 ZGB)
Claimant Denied Waiver of Corona Compensation Due to Lack of Good Faith
Cited as the general legal presumption of good faith.
HE240123 · zh (Art. 3 Ziff. 3 ZGB)
Provisional Construction Lien Registration Confirmation and Interest Determination
Cited in the reasoning as the legal basis for the claim to establish a statutory right of lien for craftsmen.
BRGE.II.Nr.0172.202 · zh (Art. 3 des Zivilgesetzbuches [ZGB])
Property Owner Fails to Obtain Variance for Narrow Apartment Entrance Doors Despite Renovation
Cited in the context of evaluating the good or bad faith of the builder when assessing the proportionality of administrative measures.
AL.2024.00127 · zh (Art. 3 Abs. 2 ZGB)
Repayment of Unemployment Benefits Due to Lack of Good Faith
This article was applied analogously to assess whether the appellant could rely on good faith, even if their belief was unrealistic given the circumstances.
101 2022 99 · fr (Art. 3 CC)
Divorce Judgment Modification: Custody Reclassification and Child Support Recalculation
Used to reformulate the agreement on the child's custody by applying the court's assessment regarding shared custody.