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Art. 779f Schweizerisches Zivilgesetzbuch (ZGB)
ZGB; Zweite Abteilung: Die beschränkten dinglichen Rechte; Einundzwanzigster Titel: Die Dienstbarkeiten und Grundlasten; Zweiter Abschnitt: Nutzniessung und andere Dienstbarkeiten; C. Baurecht; V. Vorzeitiger Heimfall; 1. Voraussetzungen
Art. 779f ZGB
Wenn der Bauberechtigte in grober Weise sein dingliches Recht überschreitet oder vertragliche Verpflichtungen verletzt, so kann der Grundeigentümer den vorzeitigen Heimfall herbeiführen, indem er die Übertragung des Baurechts mit allen Rechten und Lasten auf sich selber verlangt.
Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (5)
HG 2023 82 · be (Art. 779f ZGB)
Municipality v. Defendant: Termination of Building Right for Untimely Construction
This article is the substantive basis for the court ordering the premature termination (Heimfall) of the building right, as the defendant was found to have grossly violated contractual obligations.
CACIV.2023.16 · ne (art. 779f CC)
Superficies Holder's Obligation to Maintain Property in "Good Repair" Under "As Is" Agreement
The court decision discusses potential violations of this article regarding the conditions for early termination of the superficies right, which is central to the substantive dispute.
101 2021 307 · fr (art. 779f CC)
Municipality Validly Terminated Superficies Right Due to Contractual Breach and Neglect
Cited in the reasoning section regarding the conditions for early termination of the usufruct, although the main ground for rejection of the appeal was procedural/factual.
C/157/2019 · ge (art. 779f CC)
Surface Right Holder Liability and Unjust Enrichment
Cited in the reasoning regarding the superficiary's right of anticipated return due to serious breach of duty, although the appellants did not rely on it.
KG ARGVP 2001 3379 · ar (Art. 779f ZGB)
Property Owner v. Building Right Holder (Estoppel and Time-Barred Termination)
The court addressed the claim for the premature lapse (Heimfall) of the building right based on this article, ultimately rejecting it due to time-barring.