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Art. 128 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; 2. Fünf Jahre
Art. 128 OR
Mit Ablauf von fünf Jahren verjähren die Forderungen: 1. für Miet-, Pacht- und Kapitalzinse sowie für andere periodische Leistungen; 2. aus Lieferung von Lebensmitteln, für Beköstigung und für Wirtsschulden; 3. aus Handwerksarbeit, Kleinverkauf von Waren, ärztlicher Besorgung, Berufsarbeiten von Anwälten, Rechtsagenten, Prokuratoren und Notaren sowie aus dem Arbeitsverhältnis von Arbeitnehmern.
Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (154)
ZK 2013 521 · be (Art. 128 Ziff. 1 OR)
Spousal Maintenance Prescription and Partial Payments Allocation
Cited in the reasoning (point 4) leading to the finding that periodic performance obligations, such as maintenance, expire individually after five years, which underpins the finding regarding prescription.
ZZ.1995.3 · so (Art. 128 Ziff. 1 OR)
Spousal Maintenance Entitlement vs. Prescription of Arrears
This article was cited in the reasoning related to the applicable five-year statute of limitations for individual installments, although the final order did not explicitly apply it to dismiss or uphold the claim.
PB.2002.00030 · zh (Art. 128 lit. Ziff.3 OR)
Movement Therapist v. Healthcare Employer (Equal Pay for Work of Equal Value)
This article was likely cited in connection with the assessment of the claim, although its specific role in the dispositive is not detailed here, but it is listed among the norms used.
MJ240061.L · zh (Art. 128 OR)
Landlord's Unilateral Rental Modification Void for Lack of Justification; Ancillary Payment Claims Based in Unjust Enrichment.
This provision regarding the limitation period for periodic claims was considered in the context of the court's analysis on whether to apply contractual or unjust enrichment rules, although the court ultimately decided on the latter.
A-3857/2023 (Art. 128 Ziff. 1 OR)
Utility Company Denied Retroactive Capital Cost Increase Due to Insufficient Justification
Analogous application of the prescription period for the subsequent adjustment of cost calculations.
VSBES.2023.234 · so (Art. 128 OR)
Claimant v. Unemployment Insurance Provider (Employment Verification)
Cited in the reasoning to inform the appellant about the general five-year limitation period for periodic claims, although the actual interruption mechanism (Art. 137 OR) governed the case.
C/24140/2020 · ge (Art. 128 ch. 1 CO)
Commercial Lease Termination Upheld Despite Pandemic Rent Suspension Claims
This article was used to confirm the lower court's application of the five-year prescription period for outstanding balance claims from annual utility charge statements.
ZSU.2024.59 · ag (Art. 128 Ziff. 1 OR)
Maintenance Payment Enforcement Upheld Despite Set-Off Claim
This provision was used to establish that the claim for outstanding maintenance payments was not time-barred.
PP240008 · zh (Art. 128 Ziff. 3 OR)
Appeal Dismissed: Craft Labor Claim Time-Barred
The court confirmed the applicability of the five-year limitation period for claims arising from a contract for work (Werkvertrag) based on this provision, leading to the dismissal of the appeal.
WKL.2023.5 · ag (Art. 128 Ziff. 1 OR)
Foster Parents' Liability for Foster Child Costs
Establishes a five-year statute of limitations for periodically due claims, applicable to the reimbursement claim.
AC/2020/2010 · ge (art. 128 ch. 3 CO)
Attorney Fee Taxation Time-Barred by Prescription
The court confirmed that the five-year limitation period established by this provision applies to the lawyer's claim for compensation.
P/5700/2012 · ge (art. 128 ch. 3 CO)
Attorney Fee Claim Barred by Statute of Limitations
Cited repeatedly in the reasoning as the basis for the five-year prescription period applied to the fees claim, which led to the rejection of the main claim.
VSBES.2022.233 · so (Art. 128 Ziff. 3 OR, SR 220)
Appeal for Increased Disability Compensation Following Humerus Fracture and Depression Claim
Cited in the reasoning (E. II. 10.3.3) regarding prescription periods, supporting the finding that the income comparison method was correct.
P/21583/2014 · ge (art. 128 ch. 3 CO)
Attorney Fee Reimbursement Prescription vs. Interpreter Expense Reimbursement
Cited as the provision establishing the five-year limitation period for lawyers' professional services, which was determined not to apply to the claimed expenses.
ZL.2022.00003 · zh (Art. 128 Ziff. 3 OR)
Property Value Miscalculation Leads to Supplementary Benefit Reconsideration
Specifies a five-year statute of limitations for claims related to professional services, including those of lawyers.