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Art. 477 Schweizerisches Zivilgesetzbuch (ZGB)
ZGB; Erste Abteilung: Die Erben; Vierzehnter Titel: Die Verfügungen von Todes wegen; Zweiter Abschnitt: Die Verfügungsfreiheit; B. Enterbung; I. Gründe
Art. 477 ZGB
Der Erblasser ist befugt, durch Verfügung von Todes wegen einem Erben den Pflichtteil zu entziehen: 1. wenn der Erbe gegen den Erblasser oder gegen eine diesem nahe verbundene Person eine schwere Straftat begangen hat; 2. wenn er gegenüber dem Erblasser oder einem von dessen Angehörigen die ihm obliegenden familienrechtlichen Pflichten schwer verletzt hat.
Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (16)
ZL.2024.00076 · zh (Art. 477 ZGB)
Inheritance as Calculable Asset for Supplementary Benefits
The court uses this provision to assess the grounds for disinheritance.
C/4602/2016 · ge (Art. 477 CC)
Will Contest Regarding Disinheritance and Delegation of Heir Designation
The provision defining the grounds for disinheriting a statutory heir was central to rejecting the appeal against the annulment of the disinheritance clause (Art. 477 ch. 2 CC was specifically cited in the reasoning to justify the annulment).
C/8039/2015 · ge (Art. 477 CC)
Daughter Exheredation Validity Appeal
The court confirmed the decision to annul the disinheritance clause based on the insufficient gravity of the act cited by the testator under this article.
LB170045 · zh (Art. 477 Abs. 1 ZGB)
Daughter's Compulsory Share Upheld in Inheritance Dispute
The court discusses the concept of disinheritance (Enterbung) under this article as it relates to the plaintiff's claims and the validity of the will.
LB170045 · zh (Art. 477 ZGB)
Daughter's Compulsory Share Upheld in Inheritance Dispute
The court discusses the concept of disinheritance (Enterbung) under this article as it relates to the plaintiff's claims and the validity of the will.
HC.2014.942 · vd (Art. 477 CC)
Will Capacity and Disinheritance Specificity Appeal
The court partially admitted the appeal, determining that the grounds for disinheritance were not valid under this article.
11 10 142 · lu (Art. 477 Ziff. 2 ZGB)
Testator v. Wife: Disinheritance Upheld for Severe Breach of Marital Duties
This provision is cited in the decision's concluding part as the legal basis confirming the grounds for disinheritance (severe breach of family law obligations).
C1 10 19 · vs (Art. 477 ZGB)
Adopted Son's Challenge to Disinheritance Based on Lack of Valid Grounds
The court determines that the alleged grounds for statutory forced heirship deprivation did not meet the threshold of being a grave violation of family law duties.
CC.2005.206 · ne (Art. 477 al.1 CC)
Adopted Son Challenges Exheredation for Insufficient Grounds
This provision defines the first ground for disinheritance (committing a serious criminal offense against the deceased or a relative), which the court analyzed extensively to reject the justification for the exheredation.
CC.2005.206 · ne (Art. 477 al.2 CC)
Adopted Son Challenges Exheredation for Insufficient Grounds
This provision defines the second ground for disinheritance (seriously failing in family duties), which the court also analyzed to reject the justification for the exheredation.
CC.2000.84 · ne (Art. 477 CC)
Fideicommissary Substitution vs. Surviving Spouse's Legal Reserve Valuation Dispute
Mentioned in the reasoning regarding the valuation of assets for the reserve calculation, though not in the dispositive.
11.2004.93 · ti (art. 477 n. 2 CC)
Holographic Will Capacity and Succession Liability Appeal
Mentioned as the rule concerning disinheritance, which the court confirms is not applicable here, leading to the examination of the reduction action.
PZ 2004 93 · gr (Art. 477 Ziff. 1 und 2 ZGB)
Mutual Will Validity vs. Later Sole Testament in Inheritance Dispute
Cited in the reasoning regarding grounds for disinheritance, which could permit unilateral revocation of an inheritance contract.
11.1997.71 · ti (art. 477 CC)
Appeal on Annulment of Disinheritance for Insufficient Grave Violation of Family Obligations
The court's final order annuls the disinheritance, which was based on this article, as the grounds cited were not proven to be severe violations of family obligations.
CC.1996.590 · ne (Art. 477 ss CC)
Action for Nullification of Exheredation and Recognition as Reserved Heir Time-Barred
Cited in the reasoning to characterize the clause as disinheritance, which was examined before concluding that the action was time-barred, leading to the rejection of the claim in order 1.