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Art. 53 Schweizerisches Zivilgesetzbuch (ZGB)

ZGB; Zweiter Titel: Die juristischen Personen; Erster Abschnitt: Allgemeine Bestimmungen; B. Rechtsfähigkeit
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Art. 53 ZGB

Die juristischen Personen sind aller Rechte und Pflichten fähig, die nicht die natürlichen Eigenschaften des Menschen, wie das Geschlecht, das Alter oder die Verwandtschaft zur notwendigen Voraussetzung haben.

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Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (25)

F 2025 6 · zg (§ 53 Abs. 2 EG ZGB)
Elderly Dementia Patient's Involuntary Placement Overturned Due to Procedural Violations
Mentioned in the reasoning regarding the KESB's deadlines, relevant to the context, although not cited in the final dispositive orders 1-5.
F 2025 1 · zg (§ 53 Abs. 1 EG ZGB)
Appeal of Involuntary Commitment Overturned Due to Reduced Risk and Outpatient Viability
Cited in the reasoning regarding the duration of placement, but not explicitly in the dispositive orders 1-5.
WBE.2024.110 · ag (§ 53 Abs. 1 EG ZGB)
Mandatory Post-Treatment for Bipolar Disorder Upheld
Establishes that aftercare must be provided in the event of a risk of relapse upon discharge from a facility.
WBE.2024.110 · ag (§ 53 Abs. 2 EG ZGB)
Mandatory Post-Treatment for Bipolar Disorder Upheld
Details the procedure for aftercare agreements when the affected person consents.
WBE.2024.110 · ag (§ 53 Abs. 3 EG ZGB)
Mandatory Post-Treatment for Bipolar Disorder Upheld
Specifies that the authority responsible for discharge decides on aftercare if the affected person does not consent or if the aftercare agreement is not reasonable.
F 2023 45 · zg (§ 53 EG ZGB)
Involuntary Psychiatric Placement Upheld Due to Acute Suicidality
Although this article is mentioned in paragraph 5.4 concerning the next procedural step for continuing the placement beyond six weeks, it is not cited in the dispositive orders (1-5).
F 2023 40 · zg (§ 53 Abs. 1 EG ZGB)
Involuntary Placement Due to Severe Bipolar Disorder and Risk to Self/Child
Cited regarding the requirement for a court order for confinement beyond six weeks.
F 2023 35 · zg (§ 53 EG ZGB)
Physician's Order for Involuntary Psychiatric Placement Upheld Due to Acute Self-Endangerment Risk from Paranoid Schizophrenia
Cited regarding the clinic's duty to inform the guardianship authority if placement must exceed six weeks.
F 2023 26 · zg (§ 53 EG ZGB)
Involuntary Commitment of Patient with Schizophrenia Upheld Due to Severe Risk
Cited as the procedural requirement for the clinic to inform the competent authority if the placement needs to continue beyond six weeks.
LF230003 · zh (Art. 53 ZGB)
Medical Practice v. Negative Online Review Injunction
Cited to establish that legal entities are protected in their honor under Art. 28 ZGB.
C/26391/2020 · ge (art. 53 CC)
Appeal Inadmissible Due to Lack of Substantive Conclusions on Merits
Cited in relation to the acquisition of civil rights by a legal entity upon registration.
F 2023 13 · zg (§ 53 EG ZGB)
Appeal Dismissed: Involuntary Commitment for Bipolar Mania Upheld
Mentioned in the reasoning regarding the procedure for extending the placement beyond six weeks, relevant to the ongoing situation.
ZSU.2022.49 · ag (Art. 53 ZGB)
Provisional Seizure Appeal: Registered Entity Status Clarified
Cited for the legal capacity of a legal entity.
F 2021 38 · zg (§ 53 EG ZGB)
Involuntary Commitment for Psychosis and Substance Abuse
Cited regarding the requirement for the clinic to inform the protection authority if placement must extend beyond six weeks.
F 2021 35 · zg (§ 53 EG ZGB)
In re Welfare Placement of [Appellant Name]: Schizophrenia and Risk of Self-Endangerment
Cited in the reasoning regarding the procedure for extending placement beyond six weeks.