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Art. 654 Schweizerisches Zivilgesetzbuch (ZGB)
ZGB; Erste Abteilung: Das Eigentum; Achtzehnter Titel: Allgemeine Bestimmungen; C. Gemeinschaftliches Eigentum; II. Gesamteigentum; 3. Aufhebung
Art. 654 ZGB
Die Aufhebung erfolgt mit der Veräusserung der Sache oder dem Ende der Gemeinschaft.
Die Teilung geschieht, wo es nicht anders bestimmt ist, nach den Vorschriften über das Miteigentum.
Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (10)
FO.2013.25 · sg (Art. 654 Abs. 2 ZGB)
Divorce Property Sole Assignment in Simple Partnership
Cited to support the subsidiary application of co-ownership rules (Miteigentumsregeln) when the rules of the specific community (simple partnership) leave gaps.
VD.2016.85 · bs (Art. 651 und 654 Abs. 2 ZGB)
Tax Exemption for Partial Realteilung in Co-Ownership Dissolution
Cited in the reasoning to support the understanding of 'real partition' under tax law, although this provision itself is not in the dispositive.
FO.2013.25 · sg (Art. 654 Abs. 2 ZGB)
Sole Assignment of Marital Property Held in *Gesamteigentum*
Cited subsidiarily for the application of co-ownership rules where partnership law leaves gaps.
2009.14 · bl (Art. 654 Abs. 2 ZGB)
Inheritance Tax Assessment Not Time-Barred; Procedural Defect Cured by Appeal
Applied analogously for the taxation of inheritance shares in a co-ownership relationship.
CCC.2007.50 · ne (Art. 654 al.2 CC)
Spousal Property Liquidation Dispute: Simple Partnership vs. Co-Ownership of Marital Home
Cited implicitly through reference to Art. 651 CC concerning the division method.
V 03 35 1 · lu (Art. 652 - 654 ZGB)
Permit Application Signature Defect Does Not Bar Substantive Review of Unpermitted Construction
This provision concerning joint ownership was cited in the reasoning leading up to the operative part, justifying why all co-owners' signatures are generally required.
V 03 35 2 · lu (Art. 652 - 654 ZGB)
Estate Co-owner Permit Application Defect Does Not Bar Retrospective Review of Unpermitted Alterations
Cited in the reasoning preceding the dispositive, concerning the requirement for joint disposal of property by co-owners, which underpins the initial formality requirement issue.
TA.1998.357 · ne (Art. 654 CC)
Transfer Duties on Dissolution of Non-Marital Co-Ownership
Cited in the reasoning to explain the transformation of co-ownership into ordinary property when the community ends.
FI.1998.0089 · vd (Art. 654 al. 1 CC)
Tax Liability on Property Partition Following Artificial Conversion of Ownership Status
Cited in reasoning regarding the termination of common ownership by division.
11.2016.116 · ti (art. 654 a CC)
Sibling Co-Ownership Dissolution Upheld Despite Access and Utility Dispute
Cited to confirm the mandatory application of the LDFR to the sale of agricultural land via public auction ordered by the court.