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Art. 127 Bundesgesetz vom 30. März 1911 betreffend die Ergänzung des Schweizerischen Zivilgesetzbuches (OR)

OR; Erste Abteilung: Allgemeine Bestimmungen; Dritter Titel: Das Erlöschen der Obligationen; G. Verjährung; I. Fristen; 1. Zehn Jahre
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Art. 127 OR

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Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (147)

VVGE.1976.77.Nr.32 · ow (Art. 127 OR)
Connection Fees and Statute of Limitations
Cited as the general provision for the statute of limitations for one-time debts, applied by analogy to public law claims.
VVGE.1991.92.Nr.27 · ow (Art. 127 OR)
Sewer Upgrade Fee Limitations
Cited as the general ten-year statute of limitations for public-law claims, including one-time payments like sewer connection fees.
PB.2007.00055 · zh (Art. 127 OR)
Secretary's Vacation Compensation Dispute over Invalid Regulation and Prescription Interruption
Cited in relation to the non-prescription (non-statute of limitations) of certain vacation entitlements.
C1 05 80 · vs (Art. 127 OR)
Road Construction Adaptation Works Prescription Period Dispute
The court applied the general ten-year limitation period because the work was not classified as artisanal work.
ZZ.2000.5 · so (Art. 127 OR)
Insurance Subrogation Claim Limitation Period Dispute
Cited in the reasoning to contrast the applicability of the ten-year ordinary limitation period.
VK.2004.00002 · zh (Art. 127 OR)
Road Surfacing and Transfer Enforcement Under Implied Development Agreement
Cited in the list of legal norms, likely relating to the prescription of claims, which was discussed and dismissed in the reasoning.
TCVS C1 16 238 · vs (Art. 127 CO)
Insurer Reimbursement Claim in Plane Crash Case Rejected Despite Overcoming Prescription Period
Mentioned in the reasoning regarding the 10-year prescription period under LVF, but not used in the dispositive.
A-1792/2024 (art. 127 CO)
Highway Construction: Water Source Drying Compensation Dispute
Cited as an example of statutory limitation periods in civil law.
C/8498/2020 · ge (Art. 127 CO)
Indemnity Repayment Obligation Despite Alleged Illicit Transfer and Donation Claim
This article setting the ten-year prescription period was used to reject the appellant's argument regarding prescription for the claim of restitution.
C1 23 208 · vs (Art. 127 CO)
Prescription of Claim to Divide Unadjudicated Occupational Benefits Following Foreign Divorce Decree
The general rule for prescription (ten years) is cited, forming the basis for applying the ten-year prescription period to the pension claim.
9.2024.42 · ti (art. 127 CO)
Guardian Fee Claim Prescription Appeal
Cited in the reasoning when discussing the statute of limitations (prescrizione) as a material law institution.
ZVE.2024.12 · ag (Art. 127 OR)
Debt Collection Dispute: Lower Court Ruling Largely Upheld on Appeal
This provision establishes the ten-year limitation period for the claim in question.
ZVE.2023.17 · ag (Art. 127 OR)
Concrete Injection Work Dispute: Limitation Period and Waiver Validity Upheld
Applied as the general statute of limitations for contractual claims, as the shorter limitation period for craft work was not met.
P/5700/2012 · ge (art. 127 CO)
Attorney Fee Claim Barred by Statute of Limitations
Cited in the reasoning regarding costs to establish the ten-year prescription period applicable to interpreter fees.
CACIV.2023.78 · ne (Art. 127 CO)
Buyer v. Seller: Fraudulent Concealment of Vehicle Defects Overrides Warranty Exclusion
Cited as the applicable prescription period (ten years) when the seller intentionally misled the buyer.