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Art. 919 Schweizerisches Zivilgesetzbuch (ZGB)

ZGB; Dritte Abteilung: Besitz und Grundbuch; Vierundzwanzigster Titel: Der Besitz; A. Begriff und Arten; I. Begriff
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Art. 919 ZGB

Wer die tatsächliche Gewalt über eine Sache hat, ist ihr Besitzer.

Dem Sachbesitz wird bei Grunddienstbarkeiten und Grundlasten die tatsächliche Ausübung des Rechtes gleichgestellt.

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Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (26)

10/2010/2 · sh (Art. 919 Abs. 1 ZGB)
Artwork Restitution by Co-Owners Against Possessor
Cited in the final orders as the basis for establishing the defendant's possession at the time of the claim.
WBE.2025.203 · ag (Art. 919 Abs. 1 ZGB)
Appealing Bidder v. Municipality re: Wood Chipper Ownership
Defines possession as the actual control over a thing.
LF200042 · zh (Art. 919 Abs. 1 ZGB)
Landlord's Ambiguous Notice Fails to Justify Eviction
Used to define factual possession in the context of property law.
Jug.2020.12 · vd (art. 919 al. 1 CC)
State v. Defendants (Breach of Trust and Complicity Regarding Asset Sale)
Cited regarding effective control (maîtrise effective) of assets, equating to possession.
11.2016.133 · ti (art. 919 cpv. 2 CC)
Property Owners v. Adjacent Property Owners (Possessory Action for Obstruction of Servitude)
Cited in the reasoning (point 5) regarding the verification of whether the right of way was normally exercised before the disturbance.
LB110003 · zh (Art. 919 f. ZGB)
Heir's Claim for Stolen Painting Dismissed Due to Failure to Prove Bad Faith Acquisition
Cited as the relevant law (under Swiss law) to determine the existence of prior possession required for standing in the possessory action.
AA100044 · zh (Art. 919 Abs. 2 ZGB)
Easement Obstruction and Proof of Use Dispute
The court implicitly used this provision regarding the required stability of possession necessary for the protective measure, as discussed in the reasoning leading to the decision.
ERZ 2009 246 · gr (Art. 919 ZGB)
Servitude Enforcement: Parking Encroachment on Right-of-Way
Cited in the reasoning to define possession in the context of land servitudes.
ML.2009.27 · vd (art. 919 al. 1 et 934 al 1 CC)
Appellant's Challenge to Payment Order Rejection Upheld in Share Cession Dispute
Cited in the reasoning regarding the presumption that shares were issued based on article 10 of the shareholders' agreement, even though this specific citation is in the reasoning section (II.b), it relates directly to the assessment of the underlying title required by Art. 82 LP.
PZ 2008 150 · gr (Art. 919 Abs. 2 ZGB)
Servitude Right of Way Obstruction vs. Parking Rights Dispute
Mentioned in the reasoning to define legal possession for easements.
PZ 2008 150 · gr (Art. 919 ZGB)
Servitude Right of Way Obstruction vs. Parking Rights Dispute
Mentioned in the reasoning regarding the concept of legal possession through the exercise of a right.
PZ 2007 74 · gr (Art. 919 cpv. 2 CC)
Tenant's Possessory Action Time-Barred by One-Year Limitation
Cited in the reasoning concerning the legal possession of a servitude (effective exercise of the right is equivalent to possession).
PZ 2006 204 · gr (Art. 919 Abs. 1 ZGB)
Servitude Holder Exclusive Use vs. Property Owner Lock Removal
Cited in the reasoning (point 4a) to define factual possession.
PZ 2006 204 · gr (Art. 919 Abs. 2 ZGB)
Servitude Holder Exclusive Use vs. Property Owner Lock Removal
Cited in the reasoning (point 4a) regarding the equivalence of the exercise of rights for servitudes to factual possession.
PZ 2006 204 · gr (Art. 919 ZGB)
Servitude Holder Exclusive Use vs. Property Owner Lock Removal
Cited extensively in the reasoning (points 4a, 4b) for the definition of possession and its application to servitudes.