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Art. 457 Schweizerisches Zivilgesetzbuch (ZGB)

ZGB; Erste Abteilung: Die Erben; Dreizehnter Titel: Die gesetzlichen Erben; A. Verwandte Erben; I. Nachkommen
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Art. 457 ZGB

Die nächsten Erben eines Erblassers sind seine Nachkommen.

Die Kinder erben zu gleichen Teilen.

An die Stelle vorverstorbener Kinder treten ihre Nachkommen, und zwar in allen Graden nach Stämmen.

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Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (49)

ZL.2024.00076 · zh (Art. 457 Abs. 2 ZGB)
Inheritance as Calculable Asset for Supplementary Benefits
This provision determines the statutory share of an heir, which is used as a basis for calculating the inheritance amount.
C/16428/2020 · ge (art. 457 al. 1 CC)
Inheritance Dispute: Legal Reserve Calculation After Co-Heir Repudiation
Cited in the legal reasoning to identify the closest heirs (descendants).
C/16428/2020 · ge (art. 457 ss CC)
Inheritance Dispute: Legal Reserve Calculation After Co-Heir Repudiation
Cited in the context of the representation mechanism applying if the appellees had predeceased the deceased.
15.2024.92 · ti (art. 457 cpv. 2 CC)
Supervisory Authority Decision on Realizing Seized Heir's Interest via Dissolution of Joint Heirship
Cited in the reasoning to establish that the children inherited from the mother in equal parts (1/3 each).
LF240053 · zh (Art. 457 bis Art. 460 ZGB)
Heir's Disclaimer and Right to Offer Inheritance to Subsequent Heirs
Cited in relation to the rules of statutory succession.
BGE 150 III 160 (Art. 457 ZGB)
Inheritance claim by child from pre-1978 support-only fathership (Zahlvaterschaft) denied absent legal parentage and standing to sue for compulsory portion.
Basis for determining who qualifies as a descendant and thus as a statutory heir entitled to a compulsory portion.
BO.2023.26.29.K1 · sg (Art. 462 Ziff. 1 i.V.m. Art. 457 ZGB)
Surviving Spouse Inheritance Rights in Valid Marriage with Undivided Estate
The court confirmed the application of statutory succession because the defendant's appeal regarding the testator's designation of heirs was rejected, thus validating the plaintiff's status as the surviving spouse and heir.
15.2023.93 · ti (art. 457 CC)
Supervisory Authority Decision on Realization of Inheritable Interest in Estate Liquidation
This article of the Swiss Civil Code was used to determine the succession shares based on the rules of intestate succession.
15.2023.60 · ti (art. 457 cpv. 2 CC)
Execution Against Hereditary Interest in Seized Estate: Dissolution Ordered Over Auction Risk
Cited as the legal basis for the individual share of the children (1/4 each).
ZL.2022.00043 · zh (Art. 457 Abs. 1 und 2 ZGB)
Supplementary Benefits Recalculation and Repayment After Inheritance
Defines the legal heirs and their shares in the inheritance.
ZOR.2022.26 · ag (Art. 457 ZGB)
Plaintiff's Inheritance Claim Dismissed Due to Lack of Legal Standing
Defines who is considered a descendant for inheritance purposes, which was not met by the plaintiff.
LB200044 · zh (Art. 457 Abs. 1 und 2 ZGB)
Inheritance Dispute Over Farm Division After Supreme Court Remand
Cited as the basis for determining the statutory share (1/8) of the net estate for the direct descendants (Kläger, Beklagte 2, 3, and 4) in the division of the estate.
15.2022.113 · ti (art. 457 cpv. 1 CC)
Execution Office vs. Supervisory Authority Regarding Distribution of Inherited Estate Interests
Cited in reasoning, not in dispositive orders.
15.2022.113 · ti (art. 457 cpv. 2 CC)
Execution Office vs. Supervisory Authority Regarding Distribution of Inherited Estate Interests
Cited in reasoning, not in dispositive orders.
224----------- · vd (Art. 457 al. 1 CC)
Appellant v. Lower Court: Recognition of Heir Status and Inheritance Renunciation Admissibility
Cited in the reasoning section to establish that children are legal heirs, which is the foundation for overturning the lower court's decision.