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Art. 714 Schweizerisches Zivilgesetzbuch (ZGB)
ZGB; Erste Abteilung: Das Eigentum; Zwanzigster Titel: Das Fahrniseigentum; B. Erwerbsarten; I. Übertragung; 1. Besitzübergang
Art. 714 ZGB
Zur Übertragung des Fahrniseigentums bedarf es des Überganges des Besitzes auf den Erwerber.
Wer in gutem Glauben eine bewegliche Sache zu Eigentum übertragen erhält, wird, auch wenn der Veräusserer zur Eigentumsübertragung nicht befugt ist, deren Eigentümer, sobald er nach den Besitzesregeln im Besitze der Sache geschützt ist.
Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (21)
ZOR.2023.38 · ag (Art. 714 ZGB)
Buyer's Unjust Enrichment Claim Limited by Rental Profits
This provision concerns the transfer of ownership of movable property through delivery (traditio) and the requirement of a valid legal basis (causa).
LF220083 · zh (Art. 714 Abs. 1 ZGB)
Furniture Seizure Appeal Dismissed for Lack of Proven Possession Transfer
The court confirmed the lower court's finding that there was no valid disposition transaction for the transfer of ownership, as required by this article.
CG190018 · zh (Art. 714 Abs. 1 ZGB)
Share Ownership Dispute Following Conditional Call Option Exercise
Requires a valid legal transaction (dinglicher Vertrag) and transfer of possession for the transfer of ownership of movable property.
400.21.221 · bl (Art. 714 Abs. 2 ZGB)
Buyer's Good Faith in Acquiring Used Luxury Vehicles Upheld
Cited in conjunction with Art. 933 ZGB to support the defendant's original acquisition of ownership.
UE200153 · zh (Art. 714 Abs. 1 ZGB)
Appeal Dismissed in Webshop Fraud and Theft Case Due to Lack of Criminal Elements
Cited in the reasoning concerning the transfer of ownership of inventory, which supported the finding that no theft or embezzlement occurred.
Jug.2020.12 · vd (art. 714 al. 1 CC)
State v. Defendants (Breach of Trust and Complicity Regarding Asset Sale)
Cited regarding the requirement of possession for the transfer of movable property ownership.
A-983/2018 (Art. 714 Abs. 1 ZGB)
Tax Evasion and Misuse of Temporary Import Procedures for Horses
Determines the transfer of ownership of goods.
P/6094/2008 · ge (art. 714 al. 2 CC)
Appellant Conviction for Fraudulent Sale of Leased Vehicles Upheld in Part
Cited in the reasoning regarding the acquisition of property in good faith, relevant to the acquittal concerning the U______ vehicle.
HG120008 · zh (Art. 714 Abs. 2 ZGB)
Used Car Dealer's Failed Claim for Unencumbered Ownership Against Leasing Company Over Vehicle with Liechtenstein Registration Restriction
Basis for determining ownership acquisition of movable property in good faith, even if the seller was not authorized.
HE130180 · zh (Art. 714 Abs. 1 ZGB)
Plaintiff's Ownership of Backhoe in Liquidation Proceedings
This article was cited as the general requirement for the transfer of ownership of movable property, which can be fulfilled by a 'Besitzeskonstitut'.
C/1540/2007 · ge (art. 714 al. 2 CC)
Jewelry Ownership Dispute Affirming Possession-Based Title
This article, regarding good faith acquisition of movable property, was used to support the court's finding that B______ acquired ownership.
C/499/2011 · ge (Art. 714 ss CC)
Claimant's Failure to Prove Ownership of Seized Vehicles in Bankruptcy Liquidation
Cited as the governing law for the derivative acquisition of movable property, relevant to the court's substantive review.
CC.2007.124 · ne (Art. 714 CC)
Plaintiff's Claim for Machine Ownership Rejected Due to Insufficient Proof of Personal Purchase Against Defendant in Possession
Cited in the appendices/references section regarding the requirements for the transfer of movable property ownership, relevant to the substantive assessment.
10.2010.509 · ti (art. 714 cpv. 2 CC)
Confiscation of Vehicle in Insurance and Stolen Property Case
Cited in the preamble to the final orders, relating to property rights in the context of the confiscation/release decision.
PZ 2002 118 · gr (Art. 714 Abs. 2 ZGB)
Appeal Regarding Building Permit and Height Restriction Servitude Binding New Owner
Cited in the reasoning as an example of a statutory provision anchoring good faith protection.