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Art. 373 Schweizerisches Zivilgesetzbuch (ZGB)

ZGB; Dritte Abteilung: Der Erwachsenenschutz; Zehnter Titel: Die eigene Vorsorge und Massnahmen von Gesetzes wegen; Erster Abschnitt: Die eigene Vorsorge; D. Einschreiten der Erwachsenenschutzbehörde
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Art. 373 ZGB

Jede der Patientin oder dem Patienten nahestehende Person kann schriftlich die Erwachsenenschutzbehörde anrufen und geltend machen, dass: 1. der Patientenverfügung nicht entsprochen wird; 2. die Interessen der urteilsunfähigen Person gefährdet oder nicht mehr gewahrt sind; 3. die Patientenverfügung nicht auf freiem Willen beruht.

Die Bestimmung über das Einschreiten der Erwachsenenschutzbehörde beim Vorsorgeauftrag ist sinngemäss anwendbar.

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Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (15)

ZZ.1976.4 · so (Art. 373 ZGB)
Guardianship Cost Allocation After Withdrawn Incapacitation Proceeding
Cited in the introductory context regarding the cantonal competence for guardianship proceedings, though the specific cost application is based on cantonal law filling a gap.
Arr.t.2022.173 · vd (Art. 373 CC)
Denial of Judicial Assistance Affirmed Despite Indigency Due to Lack of Probable Success
Although cited in the preamble, this provision relates to the substantive matter (verification of advance directives) which was only discussed in relation to the merits of the underlying case when assessing the chance of success for legal aid, but it is not the ground for the final order regarding the appeal itself or the costs.
Arr.t.2012.637 · vd (art. 373 CC)
Appeal Regarding Psychiatric Hospitalization Order and Expert Report Admissibility in Incapacitation Proceedings
Cited in the reasoning as part of the legal basis for ordering forced hospitalization for expertise during an interdiction procedure.
Arr.t.2009.23 · vd (Art. 373 al. 1 CC)
Appeal of Refusal to Initiate Civil Interdiction Proceedings
Cited in the reasoning to establish that cantonal law (CPC) determines the guardianship procedure.
V.2006.109 · sg (Art. 373 Abs. 1 ZGB)
Denial of Guardianship Cancellation Due to Persistent Mental Infirmity and Self-Endangering Behavior
Cited in the reasoning regarding the appealability of guardianship decisions to the Administrative Appeals Commission.
V.2006.83 · sg (Art. 373 Abs. 1 ZGB)
Guardianship Upheld for Adult with Mental Deficiency
Cited in the reasoning regarding the admissibility of the appeal, although primarily procedural in context.
JSD 2004 14 · lu (Art. 373 ZGB)
Adult Child's Appeal Against Guardianship Dismissed for Lack of Standing
The court addressed the issue of relatives' standing to contest guardianship measures, which is related to this article defining the scope of appeal regarding guardianship.
11.2002.116 · ti (art. 373 CC)
Appeal Against Full Incapacitation Due to Improved Mental Health
Cited in the reasoning concerning the ability of the interdicted person to appoint legal representation.
30 00 5 · lu (Art. 373 Abs. 1 ZGB)
Guardianship Appeal Deadline: 10 Days under Art. 373 ZGB Applies
The decision is based on the rule regarding the cantonal regulation of the interdiction procedure, which is implicitly used to determine the applicable procedural law.
11.1998.149 · ti (art. 373 CC)
Guardianship Removal Upheld Due to Ward's Expressed Will and Irreconcilable Conflict
Mentioned in the reasoning regarding the principle of the inquisitorial procedure, but not cited in the final orders.
11.1998.102 · ti (art. 373 CC)
Appeal Against Curatorship Appointment and Designation of Family Lawyer as Curator
Cited as part of the legislation governing guardianship procedure in Ticino.
11.1997.62 · ti (art. 373 CC)
Guardianship Confirmation Over Appeal Based on Procedural Defects
This article regarding the law governing the interdiction procedure was mentioned in the reasoning to contrast cantonal and federal procedural rules.
11.1996.58 · ti (art. 373 CC)
Appeal of Denial to Revoke Interdiction for Mental Infirmity
Cited in the reasoning regarding the procedural rules applicable to the interdiction process, which the court confirmed were respected.
11.1995.234 · ti (art. 373 CC)
Guardian Delegation Interdiction Appeal Dismissed for Lack of Standing
The non-entitlement of the appellant to file the appeal against the decision on interdiction is discussed, although this is not the direct basis for the final orders.
11.2005.46 · ti (art. 373 CC)
Mother v. Father (Child's Voice Considered in Abduction Case)
Cited in the reasoning regarding the unlimited inquisitorial principle in tutelary law, not in the dispositive.