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Art. 417 Schweizerisches Zivilgesetzbuch (ZGB)
ZGB; Dritte Abteilung: Der Erwachsenenschutz; Elfter Titel: Die behördlichen Massnahmen; Zweiter Abschnitt: Die Beistandschaften; B. Zustimmungsbedürftige Geschäfte; II. Auf Anordnung
Art. 417 ZGB
Die Erwachsenenschutzbehörde kann aus wichtigen Gründen anordnen, dass ihr weitere Geschäfte zur Zustimmung unterbreitet werden.
Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (41)
810.2024.233 · bl (Art. 416/417 ZGB)
Guardianship Upheld: Incapacitated Appellant Lacks Capacity to Appeal Housing Liquidation
Cited in the context of the necessity of the Adult Protection Authority's consent for the liquidation of the household and placement contracts.
C/13465/2012 · ge (Art. 417 CC)
Protected Person's Firearms Destruction Authorized Without Proper Due Process
This provision was cited by the lower court as the basis for authorizing the destruction of the arms, although the appellate court found the decision flawed.
C/3560/2013 · ge (Art. 417 CC)
Curator's Authority to Liquidate Hoarder's Belongings
Although the court ultimately found that the authorization was not strictly necessary, it confirmed the lower court's decision which was explicitly based on this article when granting the original measure.
Arr.t.2021.285 · vd (Art. 417 CC)
Curator's Withdrawal of Retirement Capital for Incapacitated Person
The court partially admitted the appeal and reformed the lower court's decision regarding the authorization for the curator to withdraw a portion of the protected person's vested benefits.
9.2019.63 · ti (art. 417 CC)
Protection Authority Jurisdiction Over Pre-Curatorship Donation Liquidation
Cited in the reasoning section regarding the Protection Authority's power to require consent for other acts.
CMPEA.2017.28 · ne (Art. 417 CC)
Curator's Authority in Appointing Property Manager Over Co-owned Property
Cited in the reasoning regarding the authority's power to require approval for other operations.
VVGE.2009.10.Nr.10 · ow (Art. 417 Abs. 2 ZGB)
Estate Administration Necessity and Temporary Guardianship Costs Affirmed
Establishes the authority of the guardianship authority to determine the compensation for guardianship administration.
Arr.t.2015.1002 · vd (Art. 417 CC)
Guardian Brokerage Contract Authorization Appeal
Mentioned in the reasoning concerning whether the authority could subject other acts to approval, which was determined not to be the case here.
Arr.t.2014.728 · vd (Art. 417 CC)
Provisional Curatorship Confirmation and Conflict of Interest Safeguard
The court reformed the decision by adding an order subjecting certain contracts to the approval of the protection authority based on this article.
9.2013.104 · ti (Art. 417 CC)
Appeal Regarding International Custody Transfer to Relatives Upheld
Cited in the reasoning regarding the possibility for the authority to subject acts to consent for serious reasons, but not explicitly in the dispositive.
Arr.t.2012.951 · vd (Art. 417 al. 2 CC)
Curator's Appeal on Compensation Waiver Reconsideration
Used to justify granting the curator's claim for remuneration after he revoked his waiver.
Arr.t.2012.964 · vd (Art. 417 al. 2 CC)
Guardian Compensation Dispute for Routine Administrative Work
Cited as the legal basis governing the determination of the curatelle's remuneration by the tutelary authority, which is the subject of the appeal.
11.2006.67 · ti (art. 417 cpv. 2 CC)
Curator Fee Remuneration Dispute and Mandatory Separate Accounting
Cited in consideration 6(a) as a basis for the curator's right to remuneration determined by the work done and the ward's economic situation.
11.2008.177 · ti (art. 417 cpv. 2 CC)
Appeal Against Educational Curator Fee Following Protection Procedure
Cited in the reasoning (Considerando 6) regarding the right to remuneration fixed by the tutelary authority based on work performed and financial conditions.
Arr.t.2012.652 · vd (Art. 417 al. 2 CC)
Curator Fee Dispute and Guardianship Management
Cited in the dispositive (Order II) as the legal basis for fixing the curator's remuneration (applied during the curatorship period mentioned).