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Art. 688 Schweizerisches Zivilgesetzbuch (ZGB)
ZGB; Erste Abteilung: Das Eigentum; Neunzehnter Titel: Das Grundeigentum; Zweiter Abschnitt: Inhalt und Beschränkung des Grundeigentums; B. Beschränkungen; III. Nachbarrecht; 3. Pflanzen; b. Kantonale Vorschriften
Art. 688 ZGB
Die Kantone sind befugt, für Anpflanzungen je nach der Art des Grundstückes und der Pflanzen bestimmte Abstände vom nachbarlichen Grundstück vorzuschreiben oder den Grundeigentümer zu verpflichten, das Übergreifen von Ästen oder Wurzeln fruchttragender Bäume zu gestatten und für diese Fälle das Anries zu regeln oder aufzuheben.
Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (19)
ZVE.2023.7 · ag (Art. 688 ZGB)
Tree Removal Order Affirmed, Pre-Funding Requirement Removed
Cited as the basis for cantonal regulations regarding planting distances from neighboring properties.
4.EV.2022.4 · ag (Art. 688 ZGB)
Property Owners Denied Compensation for Damages from Protected Sequoia Tree
Cited as the basis for cantonal regulations on plant setbacks, but the specific setback violation was not the grounds for the court's decision.
40/2008/19 · sh (Art. 688 ZGB)
Property Owners v. Neighbors Regarding Setback Violations and Tree Trimming
Cited as the general provision governing setback distances under the ZGB framework, although its application was mediated by specific cantonal law (FlurG).
40/2015/19 · sh (Art. 688 ZGB)
Neighbourhood Dispute: Tree Overhang and Shrub Encroachment
This article grants cantons the authority to prescribe minimum distances for plantings, which is the basis for the cantonal regulation cited.
BO.2018.12 · sg (Art. 688 ZGB)
Property Owners v. Adjacent Landowner Regarding Tree Distance Violations Across Public Road
The court determined that the plaintiffs are considered 'Nachbarn' (neighbors) under this article (in conjunction with the cantonal regulation) for the purpose of demanding removal based on the cantonal distance rules.
BO.2018.12 · sg (Art. 688 ZGB)
Property Owners' Standing to Enforce Setback Regulations Across Public Road
The court ruled that the plaintiffs are considered 'neighbors' under this article for the purpose of enforcing cantonal setback rules.
1B 18 41 · lu (Art. 688 ZGB)
Neighbor Dispute Over Plant Height Measurement on Altered Terrain
This article grants cantons the authority to regulate plant distances, which underpins the application of the cantonal rule (§ 86 EGZGB/LU).
C/14905/2017 · ge (art. 688 CC)
Encroaching Bamboo Plantation Distance Dispute
Cited as the constitutional basis allowing cantons to determine minimum distances for plantations, which is relevant to the substantive issue decided.
C/1140/2010 · ge (art. 688 CC)
Neighbor Tree Nuisance and Future Maintenance Order
Cited in the reasoning when discussing the cantonal margin of appreciation regarding tree distances, which limits the application of Arts. 679 and 684 CC.
AC.2012.0100 · vd (art. 687 et 688 CC)
Property Owners v. Municipality (Larch Tree Removal)
Cited in the reasoning section regarding the right of a property owner to cut branches/roots encroaching on their property, but not used in the final orders.
C/16239/2008 · ge (art. 687 et 688 CC)
Boundary Tree Removal Prescription Appeal
Cited as the federal basis authorizing cantons to regulate distances for planting and the right to cut encroaching branches/roots if prejudicial after a request.
CC.2005.87 · ne (Art. 688 CC)
Neighbor Tree Dispute Over Encroachment and Damage
Cited in the reasoning section to establish the basis for cantonal regulation of plantation distances, although its application wasn't the direct ground for the final order.
PZ 2005 59 · gr (Art. 687/688 ZGB)
Property Owner Appeal on Overhanging Tree Nuisance and Boundary Fence
Cited in commentaries within the reasoning, but not in the final orders.
PZ 2004 108 · gr (Art. 688 CC)
Neighbor Tree Encroachment Enforcement Time-Barred Dismissal Overturned
Cited in the reasoning concerning the cantonal authority to regulate distances for plantations, providing context for the cantonal law (LICC).
CCC.2002.81 · ne (Art. 688 CC)
Property Owner v. Neighbor Regarding Boundary Tree Removal and Trimming
Cited as the source of cantonal authority for determining planting distances, underlying the application of cantonal law (CCN).