Legislator Rechtsprechung & Gesetzgebung
210 ZGBCC CH

Art. 614 Schweizerisches Zivilgesetzbuch (ZGB)

ZGB; Zweite Abteilung: Der Erbgang; Siebenzehnter Titel: Die Teilung der Erbschaft; Zweiter Abschnitt: Die Teilungsart; D. Besondere Gegenstände; II. Forderungen des Erblassers an Erben
Originalquelle öffnen Gesamter Erlass (1,277 Artikel) Maschinenlesbares Markdown (.md)

Art. 614 ZGB

Forderungen, die der Erblasser an einen der Erben gehabt hat, sind bei der Teilung diesem anzurechnen.

← Art. 613a ZGB Schweizerisches Zivilgesetzbuch (ZGB) Art. 615 ZGB →

Fragen Sie sich, wie diese Gesetzesbestimmung auf Ihren Fall anwendbar ist?

Prüfen Sie diesen Erlass zusammen mit Rechtsprechung, Kommentaren und verwandten Gesetzesbestimmungen in Legislator AI.

Fall in Legislator öffnen →

Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (12)

ZK1 2024 5 · sz (Art. 614 ZGB)
Husband v. Wife: Marital Property Division and Valuation Date Modification
The court states that if the testator grants a loan to a future heir, the heir must deduct this loan from their share of the inheritance during the division of the estate.
HC.2022.187 · vd (Art. 614 CC)
Inheritance Dispute and Usufructuary Debt Extinction
This article concerns the calculation of restitution claims in partition actions, cited in the reasoning but not in the final orders.
C1 17 172 · vs (Art. 614 ZGB)
Testamentary Reduction, Mandatory Share Equalization, and Valuation of Lifetime Gifts in Inheritance Dispute
Cited regarding the reduction of the calculation mass by debts and estate administration costs.
ZK1 2016 38 · sz (Art. 614 ZGB)
Estate Division Appeal: Collation, Reduction, and Mandatory Portions Calculation
Applied when attributing and accounting for the loan debt (Darlehensschuld) to the heirs' shares in the division.
HC.2014.458 · vd (Art. 614 CC)
Estate Partition Dispute: Property Valuation and Debt Imputation Upheld
Cited in the context of imputing claims the deceased had against an heir on that heir's share, although the main ground for rejection relates to procedure and legal aid.
VD.2013.44 · bs (Art. 614 ZGB)
Property Transfer Characterized as Sale Over Inheritance Advance
Cited in the reasoning to explain the connection between the stipulated balancing (Ausgleichung) and inheritance law rules.
LB130025 · zh (Art. 614 ZGB)
Heir's Debt Deemed Estate Asset, Prescription Tolled Until Partition
This article mandates that the debts of an heir to the deceased are credited to the estate upon partition, which the court used to establish a statutory deferment preventing the claim from becoming time-barred.
11 08 63 · lu (Art. 614 ZGB)
Collation vs. Deferred Sale of Property Transfers Between Parent and Descendants
This provision is cited in the introduction, implying it was used to define or analyze the nature of the transactions (as gestundete Kaufpreisforderungen to be imputed in the division).
11.2007.137 · ti (Art. 614 CC)
Inheritance Division and Alleged Advances Appeal
This provision is not explicitly cited in the dispositive orders (I, II, III, IV).
PZ 2005 121 · gr (Art. 614 ZGB)
Heir Representative Not Required for Estate Claim Resolution in Partition Suit
Cited in the reasoning to support the view that the judge can rule on claims within the scope of the partition action, thus rendering the appointment of a representative unnecessary.
11.2007.137 · ti (Art. 614 CC)
Cantonal Court of Appeals Decision on Estate Collation and Debt Settlement
Mentioned in the reasoning for the dismissed claim regarding AO 1's debt, but explicitly cited in the dispositive (Point I.1.e) regarding the imputed debt/credit of fr. 548 000 for the property sale, although this part was subsequently deleted due to a violation of Art. 86 CPC (Point I.1.e is about the deletion of the claim based on the property sale, which was a credit claim by the succession against AP 1).
PKG 2005 24 · gr (Art. 614 ZGB)
Estate Representative Appointment Not Warranted by Internal Heir Disputes
Cited in the reasoning to support the argument that the judge can decide on the existence and amount of a claim during the division procedure.