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Art. 712p Schweizerisches Zivilgesetzbuch (ZGB)
ZGB; Erste Abteilung: Das Eigentum; Neunzehnter Titel: Das Grundeigentum; Dritter Abschnitt: Das Stockwerkeigentum; D. Organisation; I. Versammlung der Stockwerkeigentümer; 4. Beschlussfähigkeit
Art. 712p ZGB
Die Versammlung der Stockwerkeigentümer ist beschlussfähig, wenn die Hälfte aller Stockwerkeigentümer, die zugleich zur Hälfte anteilsberechtigt ist, mindestens aber zwei Stockwerkeigentümer, anwesend oder vertreten sind.
Für den Fall der ungenügenden Beteiligung ist eine zweite Versammlung einzuberufen, die nicht vor Ablauf von zehn Tagen seit der ersten stattfinden darf.
Die zweite Versammlung ist beschlussfähig, wenn der dritte Teil aller Stockwerkeigentümer, mindestens aber zwei, anwesend oder vertreten sind.
Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (12)
LB240061 · zh (Art. 712p Abs. 1 ZGB)
Condominium Meeting Decisions Upheld Amidst COVID-19 Voting Dispute
Cited in relation to the quorum requirements for resolutions in condominium ownership.
ERZ 2009 259 · gr (Art. 712p ZGB)
Condominium Administrator Appointment Appeal: Failure to Convene Owners' Assembly
Cited concerning the issue of quorum (majority requirements for the owners' meeting), which the court discussed in relation to the procedural prerequisite for judicial intervention.
ERZ 2009 134 · gr (Art. 712p Abs. 1 ZGB)
Condominium Manager Appointment and Internal Rule Regulation Appeal
Mentioned in the reasoning regarding non-resolution of issues due to deadlock, but not cited in the final operative orders.
RBOG.2008.Nr.6 · tg (Art. 712p Abs. 3 ZGB)
Condominium Quorum Failure: Void vs. Voidable Resolution Validity
The court determined that the resolution was not invalid due to the failure to meet the required quorum under this article, but that asserting this failure was abusive conduct.
C1 05 52 · vs (Art. 712p CC)
Unit Owners v. Homeowners' Association (Time-Sharing Withdrawal)
Cited regarding the quorum required for the assembly to validly deliberate.
C1 05 52 · vs (Art. 712p CC)
Unit Owners v. Homeowners' Association (Time-Sharing Withdrawal)
Cited to describe the quorum requirements for the condominium owners' assembly.
RBOG.2004.Nr.7 · tg (Art. 712p ZGB)
Condominium Association Quorum Requirement in Two-Member Setting
The court determined that the second owners' meeting was not quorate, citing the violation of paragraph 3 of this article.
11.2021.43 · ti (art. 712p cpv. 1 CC)
Apartment Owner v. Condominium Association: Validity of Assembly Resolution on Voting Rule Change
Cited in the reasoning (Considerando 6) when dismissing the appellant's argument regarding quorum violation relating to constitution of the assembly.
RBOG.2004.Nr.07 · tg (Art. 712p Abs. 3 ZGB)
Homeowners' Association Deadlock and Statutory Quorum Requirements
The court found that the resolutions passed at the second owners' meeting must be set aside because the meeting lacked the required quorum under this provision.
RBOG.2004.Nr.7 · tg (Art. 712p Abs. 3 ZGB)
Two-Member Condominium Association Quorum Requirement
The provision was cited as being violated because the second owners' meeting lacked the required quorum without the appellant present.
RBOG.2008.Nr.06 · tg (Art. 712p Abs. 3 ZGB)
Condominium Association Quorum Dispute and Abuse of Rights Doctrine
The court confirms that the resolution was not validly passed because the required quorum pursuant to this article was not met.
RBOG.2008.Nr.6 · tg (Art. 712p Abs. 3 ZGB)
Condominium Association Resolution Validity After Failed Quorum and Abuse of Right Defense
The court confirmed that the decision was invalid due to the failure to meet the required quorum for attendance stipulated by this article.