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Art. 742 Schweizerisches Zivilgesetzbuch (ZGB)
ZGB; Zweite Abteilung: Die beschränkten dinglichen Rechte; Einundzwanzigster Titel: Die Dienstbarkeiten und Grundlasten; Erster Abschnitt: Die Grunddienstbarkeiten; C. Inhalt; III. Verlegung der Belastung
Art. 742 ZGB
Wird durch die Ausübung der Grunddienstbarkeit nur ein Teil des Grundstückes in Anspruch genommen, so kann der Eigentümer, wenn er ein Interesse nachweist und die Kosten übernimmt, die Verlegung auf eine andere, für den Berechtigten nicht weniger geeignete Stelle verlangen.
Hiezu ist er auch dann befugt, wenn die Dienstbarkeit im Grundbuch auf eine bestimmte Stelle gelegt worden ist.
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Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (56)
C1 24 51 · vs (Art. 742 al. 1 CC)
Servitude Relocation Authorized Despite Minor Visibility Impact
The appeal was allowed because the conditions for exercising the right to demand the relocation of the easement under this article were met.
BO.2023.25.K1 · sg (Art. 742 ZGB)
Extinguishment of Parking Servitude by Overlapping Public Right-of-Way
The court based its decision on the analysis of whether the parking right should be relocated under this article, concluding it was extinguished instead.
ZKBER.2023.41 · so (Art. 742 ZGB)
Failure to Contest Easement Violation and Insufficient Request for Boundary Redefinition
Mentioned as the potential substantive legal basis for the secondary claim regarding the relocation of the right of way, which the appellant failed to cite.
ZK1 2022 172 · gr (Art. 742 ZGB)
Servitude Relocation and Modification Dispute: Appellate Court Partially Grants Review but Upholds Dismissal of Specific Claims
This article governs the relocation of easements, which was the core issue being decided upon regarding the rejection of the appeal claims.
A-4896/2021 (Art. 742 Abs. 1 ZGB)
City of Winnipeg v. Canadian National Railway Company
Cited in the context of the 'clausula rebus sic stantibus' to explain current legal provisions on cost consequences for relocating lines.
101 2021 443 · fr (art. 742 CC)
Right of Way Servitude Relocation Dispute
The appeal was rejected, confirming the decision to displace the servitude based on this article.
29630 · nw (Art. 742 Abs. 1 ZGB)
Co-Use Right Dispute Over Basement Drying Room
Cited in the reasoning to address the appellant's request for relocation of the easement.
40/2018/1/K · sh (Art. 742 ZGB)
Appeal on Cost Allocation Following Dismissal of Moot Building Objection
Cited in the discussion regarding the substantive right to relocate a servitude, which was central to the original dispute.
LB190065 · zh (Art. 742 ZGB)
Easement Relocation and Height Restriction Justification
Mentioned in the reasoning as the provision the lower court interpreted regarding the 'Verlegen einer Belastung' (relocation of the burden), which the court then addressed.
BO.2017.44 · sg (Art. 742 Abs. 1 ZGB)
Appeal Dismissed for Unadmissible Change of Claim Regarding Property Access Relocation
Cited regarding the substantive requirement for the relocation of the servitude, though the actual request based on this article failed.
BO.2017.44 · sg (Art. 742 Abs. 1 ZGB)
Easement Relocation Claim Inadmissible Due to Improper Modification.
While the substantive legal basis for the original claim, it was not used to support the final order (which was based on procedural grounds, i.e., inadmissibility of the appeal).
C/14186/2014 · ge (Art. 742 CC)
Servitude Relocation Appeal Upheld Due to Infeasible Proposed Routes
The appeal concerned the demand for the relocation of the servitude, which is based on this article.
7H 15 178 · lu (Art. 742 Abs. 1 ZGB)
Landowner Sewage Fee Waiver Invalid Due to Lack of Equivalent Consideration
Cited in the reasoning regarding the cost regulation for pipeline relocation under the new law, but not explicitly used in the final orders.
A-314/2016 (Art. 742 ZGB)
Railway Crossing Abolition Upheld Amid Safety Concerns and Property Rights Dispute
The court referred to the provision regarding the relocation of servitudes and associated costs.
HG130158 · zh (Art. 742 Abs. 1 ZGB)
Servitude Relocation for Parking Garage Redevelopment
Cited as the legal basis for the conditions under which relocation of the easement can be granted (interest and equal suitability).