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Art. 466 Schweizerisches Zivilgesetzbuch (ZGB)
ZGB; Erste Abteilung: Die Erben; Dreizehnter Titel: Die gesetzlichen Erben; D. Gemeinwesen
Art. 466 ZGB
Hinterlässt der Erblasser keine Erben, so fällt die Erbschaft an den Kanton, in dem der Erblasser den letzten Wohnsitz gehabt hat, oder an die Gemeinde, die von der Gesetzgebung dieses Kantons als berechtigt bezeichnet wird.
Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (6)
VVGE.2003.04.Nr.9 · ow (Art. 466 ZGB)
Distribution of Unclaimed Estates
Used to establish that the inheritance falls to the canton or municipality due to the absence of heirs.
LF180042 · zh (Art. 466 ZGB)
Appeal on Cost Allocation Following Reversal of Liquidation Procedure Due to Discovery of Foreign Heirs
Cited in the reasoning as the rule stating that the estate falls to the Canton of the last residence if the deceased leaves no heirs.
11.2013.46 · ti (Art. 466 CC)
Estate Succession to Canton Upheld Against Distant Relative Claim
The court implicitly confirmed the devolution of the estate to the Canton Ticino, which is the legal consequence when no heirs exist according to Art. 466 CC.
LF120040 · zh (Art. 466 ZGB)
Appeal Regarding Will Revocation and Statutory Succession
The court's reasoning implies that the appeal succeeded because the prior decision incorrectly applied this article to grant the inheritance to the Canton of Zurich, which is overturned by the final order.
LF120040 · zh (Art. 466 ZGB)
Estate of Zurich Resident: Revocation of Will and Statutory Heir Claim
Although the court ultimately ruled in favor of the statutory heirs, Art. 466 ZGB was used in the reasoning to describe the prior decision's finding that the estate falls to the Canton of Zurich as an ultimate heir.
LF190086 · zh (Art. 466 ZGB)
Appeal Against Public Call for Unknown Heirs in High-Value Swiss Estate
Cited in section III.3 as the rule for the inheritance falling to the canton/municipality if no heirs exist.