Art. 58 Schweizerisches Zivilgesetzbuch (ZGB)

200 2015 654 · be (Art. 58 ZGB)

Former Employee v. Occupational Benefit Institution Regarding Full Disability Pension Entitlement and Postponement

Cited in reasoning to confirm the legal personality and capacity to sue of the defendant during liquidation proceedings, confirming the validity of the procedural decision.

F 2025 6 · zg (§ 58 Abs. 1 lit. a EG ZGB)

Elderly Dementia Patient's Involuntary Placement Overturned Due to Procedural Violations

Relevant procedural basis mentioned for jurisdiction, although the final orders refer to substantive and cost rules.

F 2025 1 · zg (Art. 58 Abs. 1 lit. b EG ZGB)

Appeal of Involuntary Commitment Overturned Due to Reduced Risk and Outpatient Viability

Cited in the reasoning regarding the court's jurisdiction, but not explicitly in the dispositive orders 1-5.

F 2024 35 · zg (§ 58 Abs. 1 lit. a EG ZGB)

KESB Representative Curatorship Upheld Against Incapacitated Individual's Objection

Cited in the reasoning section (E. 1) regarding the right to appeal KESB decisions to the Administrative Court.

F 2024 35 · zg (§ 58 Abs. 2 EG ZGB)

KESB Representative Curatorship Upheld Against Incapacitated Individual's Objection

Cited in the reasoning section (E. 1) regarding the competent court for adult protection measures appeals.

F 2024 3 · zg (§ 58 Abs. 1 lit. a EG ZGB)

In re Guardianship of [Appellant Name] (Health Representation Only)

Cited in the reasoning as the basis for the appeal to the Administrative Court against KESB decisions.

F 2024 3 · zg (§ 58 Abs. 2 EG ZGB)

In re Guardianship of [Appellant Name] (Health Representation Only)

Cited in the reasoning regarding local jurisdiction.

F 2024 12 · zg (§ 58 Abs. 1 lit. b EG ZGB)

Appeal Against Involuntary Psychiatric Placement Refusal

Cited to establish the factual competence of the Administrative Court to rule on appeals under Art. 439 ZGB, confirming jurisdiction for the dismissed appeal (order 1).

F 2024 4 · zg (§ 58 Abs. 1 lit. b EG ZGB)

Administrative Court Upholds Mandated Protective Custody for Schizoaffective Disorder Patient

Cited in the reasoning (Section 1) to establish the jurisdiction of the Administrative Court for reviewing the appeal under Art. 439 ZGB.

F 2023 40 · zg (§ 58 Abs. 1 lit. b EG ZGB)

Involuntary Placement Due to Severe Bipolar Disorder and Risk to Self/Child

Cited as establishing the administrative court as the competent authority for appeals in cases of protective custody.

F 2023 38 · zg (§ 58 Abs. 1 lit. b EG ZGB)

Appeal Against Involuntary Psychiatric Placement Granted Due to Lack of Acute Danger

Cited to confirm the administrative court's jurisdiction for judging appeals under Art. 439 ZGB.

F 2023 35 · zg (§ 58 Abs. 1 lit. b EG ZGB)

Physician's Order for Involuntary Psychiatric Placement Upheld Due to Acute Self-Endangerment Risk from Paranoid Schizophrenia

Cited as determining the administrative court's jurisdiction for appeals concerning Art. 439 ZGB.

F 2023 22 · zg (§ 58 Abs. 1 lit. a EG ZGB)

Daughter's Appeal Against Guardianship Product Agreement Dismissed Due to Conflict of Interest

Cited in the reasoning to establish the general right of appeal against KESB decisions.

F 2023 22 · zg (§ 58 Abs. 2 EG ZGB)

Daughter's Appeal Against Guardianship Product Agreement Dismissed Due to Conflict of Interest

Cited in the reasoning regarding territorial jurisdiction, providing context for the procedure.

F 2022 37 · zg (Art. 450 ZGB i.V.m. § 58 EG ZGB)

KESB Precautionary Measures Partially Overturned Due to Substantiated Risk Reduction

Cited in the reasoning section regarding the admissibility and jurisdiction for the administrative appeal, although not explicitly in the final operative part, procedural grounds are often inferred from the main grounds for decision/dismissal. However, based strictly on the instruction to only include provisions cited in the dispositive, these are technically excluded unless they appear in orders 1-8. Since orders 1-8 focus on the substance and costs, these procedural articles are excluded as they are not cited in the dispositive.