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Art. 398 Schweizerisches Zivilgesetzbuch (ZGB)
ZGB; Dritte Abteilung: Der Erwachsenenschutz; Elfter Titel: Die behördlichen Massnahmen; Zweiter Abschnitt: Die Beistandschaften; E. Umfassende Beistandschaft
Art. 398 ZGB
Eine umfassende Beistandschaft wird errichtet, wenn eine Person, namentlich wegen dauernder Urteilsunfähigkeit, besonders hilfsbedürftig ist.
Sie bezieht sich auf alle Angelegenheiten der Personensorge, der Vermögenssorge und des Rechtsverkehrs.
Die Handlungsfähigkeit der betroffenen Person entfällt von Gesetzes wegen.
Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (283)
CMPEA.2025.26 · ne (Art. 398 al. 1 CC)
Curatorship Confirmation Upheld for Incapacitated Individual
This provision was discussed extensively as the legal basis for maintaining the general scope curatorship, which the court confirmed.
106 2024 67 · fr (art. 398 CC)
Cantonal Court Dismisses Adult Protection Appeal for Lack of Specific Legal Reasoning
The underlying substance of the decision (continuation of the protective measure) is rooted in this article, which the court confirmed was still applicable.
C/18607/2014 · ge (art. 398 al. 1 et 2 CC)
Curatorship Modification Following Domestic Violence Allegations
Cited in the reasoning section to define the scope of general curatorship, which underpins the reassignment of responsibilities.
C/26435/2015 · ge (art. 398 al. 1 et 2 CC)
Parents' Curatorship Status Reinstated and Divided Following Domestic Violence and Judgment Concerns
This article was cited to justify the scope of the general curatorship imposed on the protected person, which underpinned the decisions on the nature of the new curatorial roles.
106 2023 127 · fr (art. 398 CC)
Schizophrenic Patient's Appeal Against Full Curatorship Overturned
Cited in the reasoning to distinguish the imposed measure from a more restrictive curatelle of general scope.
C/10945/2009 · ge (art. 398 al. 1 CC)
Curator Authorization to Terminate Lease and Sell Contents for Incapacitated Resident
Cited to define the conditions under which a general curatorship is established.
C/10945/2009 · ge (art. 398 al. 2 CC)
Curator Authorization to Terminate Lease and Sell Contents for Incapacitated Resident
Cited to define the scope of a general curatorship.
C/10945/2009 · ge (art. 398 al. 3 CC)
Curator Authorization to Terminate Lease and Sell Contents for Incapacitated Resident
Cited to define the consequence regarding the civil rights of the person under general curatorship.
9.2023.37 · ti (Art. 398 CC)
Guardian Mismanagement and Removal Appeal Dismissed
Cited in the reasoning regarding the general curatorship established by the lower authority, which informs the rejection of the appeal against the underlying decisions.
P/10977/2018 · ge (art. 398 al. 3 CC)
Public Prosecutor Decision Overturned in Elderly Exploitation Case
Cited to establish that the appellant, under general curatorship, was validly represented by their legal curator for filing the appeal.
9.2023.83 · ti (art. 398 cpv. 1 CC)
Guardianship Substitution and Standing to Appeal
The court confirmed the first instance decision to institute a general guardianship, which is based on this article regarding the enduring incapacity to discern.
CMPEA.2023.14 · ne (Art. 398 CC)
Curatorship Upheld for Exploited Individual with Cognitive Decline
The court upheld the decision to maintain the general curatorship, which is based on the conditions outlined in this article.
ML.2023.54 · vd (Art. 398 CC)
Debtor Under Curatorship Lacks Capacity to Appeal Execution Proceedings Without Curator Ratification
This provision regarding the loss of civil capacity due to general curatorship underpins the procedural defect that led to the inadmissibility of the appeal.
Arr.t.2023.324 · vd (Art. 398 CC)
Cantonal Court Upholds General Guardianship Over Incapacitated Individual Due to Daughter's Management Deficiencies
The lower court decision upheld by the appeal concerned the institution of a general curatorship based on this article.
13----------- · vd (Art. 398 al. 3 CC)
Curatorship and Legal Capacity to Sue in Appeal
This provision established that the appellant, being under a general curatorship, was deprived of the exercise of civil rights, which led to the inadmissibility of the appeal in conjunction with procedural law.