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Art. 72 Schweizerisches Zivilgesetzbuch (ZGB)
ZGB; Zweiter Titel: Die juristischen Personen; Zweiter Abschnitt: Die Vereine; C. Mitgliedschaft; III. Ausschliessung
Art. 72 ZGB
Die Statuten können die Gründe bestimmen, aus denen ein Mitglied ausgeschlossen werden darf, sie können aber auch die Ausschliessung ohne Angabe der Gründe gestatten.
Eine Anfechtung der Ausschliessung wegen ihres Grundes ist in diesen Fällen nicht statthaft.
Enthalten die Statuten hierüber keine Bestimmung, so darf die Ausschliessung nur durch Vereinsbeschluss und aus wichtigen Gründen erfolgen.
Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (15)
B-3859/2022 (Art. 72 al. 3 CC)
Board Member Reinstatement Following Improper Voting on Removal
Used to define 'justifiable grounds' for the exclusion of a foundation council member.
C/22006/2021 · ge (Art. 72 CC)
Association Member Exclusion Challenged Over Lack of Due Process
Although cited in the reasoning about the basis for exclusion, this article is mentioned in the context of the main legal issue (validity of exclusion) which led to the confirmation of the lower court's decision to declare the exclusion null.
ZSU.2023.57 · ag (Art. 72 Abs. 1 ZGB)
Child Custody and Visitation Appeal
Refers to the legal framework for marriage protection proceedings.
536----------- · vd (Art. 72 CC)
Association Member Expulsion Procedural Irregularity Upheld on Substantive Fairness Grounds
The court ruled on the merits by confirming the exclusion decision, relying on the analysis of this article regarding the association's power to exclude members based on its statutes.
B.2014.153 · sg (Art. 72 Abs. 1 EV ZGB)
Land Registry Fees for Single Asset Transfer Across Multiple Districts
Cited in conjunction with Nr. 40.01 GebTG for the required recalculation of the land registry fee in the context of co-registration.
B.2014.153 · sg (Art. 72 EV zum ZGB)
Land Registry Fee Calculation for Universal Asset Transfers
Cited in the instruction to the respondent to re-determine the land registry fee within the framework of a joint entry procedure.
ZSU.2013.185 · ag (§ 72 EG ZGB)
Admissibility of Appeal Against Case Transfer & Notary's Duty on Inheritance Renunciation
Cited as the basis for the president of the court's jurisdiction in Aargau for receiving and notarizing declarations of renunciation of inheritance.
ZK1 2012 28 · gr (Art. 72 ZGB)
Lien Timeliness Upheld Despite Construction Collapse and Accounting Error
Cited in the reasoning regarding statutory liens (in the context of Art. 249 lit. d Ziff. 5 ZPO).
B-3883/2009 (Art. 72 CC)
Money Laundering Prevention SRO Bylaws: Right to Explanation for Member Exclusion Upheld
Cited by the appellant as grounds for their autonomy in excluding members without cause or appeal, but its application was left undecided by the court in its final reasoning.
11.2004.30 · ti (art. 72 cpv. 2 CC)
Former Officers' Expulsion Upheld Despite Due Process Claim
This provision on the limited judicial review of exclusion decisions was considered in the context of the alleged abuse of right (Art. 72 para. 2 CC mentioned implicitly through jurisprudence in Consid. 5 and 6).
AGVE.2000.4 · ag (§ 72 EG ZGB)
Inheritance Certificate and Estate Inventory Disputes
Cited to establish the jurisdiction of the president of the court of the deceased's last domicile for all inheritance-related measures, including the arrangement of public inventories and the receipt of requests for correction.
AGVE.2000.4 · ag (§ 72 EG ZGB)
Estate Inventory Correction - President of District Court Competent
Cited as the legal basis for the competence of the district president of the deceased's last domicile to receive requests for correction of the inventory.
11.2004.30 · ti (art. 72 cpv. 2 CC)
Association Expulsion Upheld Despite Internal Conflict and Debt Collection
The Tribunal confirmed the lower court's decision based on the limited scope of review for exclusion decisions under this article, as the association's statutes allowed exclusion without stating a reason.
11.2012.88 · ti (art. 72 cpv. 3 CC)
Member Expulsion Annulled Due to Violation of Right to be Heard
This provision is mentioned in the reasoning of the lower court (point 6) in contrast context, but the final decision of annulment is based on a procedural violation (right to be heard) related to an exclusion based on 'motivi gravi' (serious reasons) as per the statute, which falls under the scope of review for Art. 72 cpv. 3 CC when grounds are not specified.
NP120022 · zh (Art. 72 Abs. 1 ZGB)
Association Membership Exclusion and Lease Termination Dispute
Cited in the reasoning section preceding the dispositive to support the right of the association to provide for exclusion without stating reasons in its statutes.