Art. 935 Schweizerisches Zivilgesetzbuch (ZGB)

CA.2024.36 (Art. 935 ZGB)

Casino v. Bank: Dye-Contaminated Banknotes

Cited as the basis for examining whether a valid civil acquisition of property occurred, which is a prerequisite for the third-party privilege under Art. 70 Abs. 2 StGB.

SK.2023.50 (Art. 935 ZGB)

Defendant's Indirect Misuse of Casino Gaming Machines with Security-Ink Contaminated Banknotes

This provision was discussed in relation to the casino's claim for restitution, but ultimately found not to apply in favor of the casino due to overriding criminal law provisions and lack of good faith.

HC.2021.459 · vd (Art. 935 CC)

Mortgage Bond Restitution Against Good-Faith Acquirer

This article was the main legal ground used by the court to reject the appellant's claim for the restitution of the bearer mortgage certificate, protecting the appellee as a good-faith purchaser.

ZK1 2019 7 · sz (Art. 935 ZGB)

Bearer Mortgage Bonds Security Transfer Dispute

Cited in the reasoning for the principle that bearer securities cannot be reclaimed from a good-faith acquirer, which forms part of the basis for denying the claim for ownership.

160.2010.DCA · vd (art. 935 CC)

Annulment of Real Estate Sale Due to Forged Power of Attorney and Notary Liability

Cited in the reasoning section leading to the final order (III) concerning the rejection of the Plaintiffs' claim for cancellation of mortgage notes because the requirements for cancellation were not met.

PZ 2002 118 · gr (Art. 935 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.

12.2000.16 · ti (art. 935 CC)

Bearer Security Pledge Validity in Mortgage Cancellation Suit

Cited as a basis for recognizing the defendant's good faith acquisition when receiving the bearer bond in pledge.

12.1999.23 · ti (art. 935 CC)

Property Co-owner Seeks Cancellation of Creditor's Claim on Mortgage Bond Invalidly Pledged by Spouse

Cited in the reasoning justifying the defendant's ability to receive the security in good faith.

14.2000.00126 · ti (Art. 935 CC)

Creditor v. Niece: Sequestration of Assets for Unjust Enrichment

Cited in the final reasoning regarding the acquisition of title through transfer when in good faith.