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Art. 142 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; VIII. Geltendmachung
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Art. 142 OR

Der Richter darf die Verjährung nicht von Amtes wegen berücksichtigen.

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Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (57)

C/14084/2021 · ge (art. 142 CO)
Prescription Period Start Date and Burden of Proof in Payment Claim
Cited to state that the judge cannot supply the defense of prescription of its own motion, which supports the finding that prescription was not proven by the defendant (debtor).
C1 22 161 · vs (Art. 142 CO)
Purchasers' Warranty Claim Reinstated Against Two-Year Prescription Period
Used to reject the argument that the prescription exception was not properly raised by the defendant.
P1 22 100 · vs (art. 142 CO)
Appeal Court Upholds Conviction for Sexual Misconduct Against Cousin
Rule that the judge cannot raise the issue of prescription of their own motion.
U 2024 9 · gr (Art. 142 OR)
State Liability Claim for Unlawful Detention Conditions Dismissed After Prior Cost Allocation Remedy
Cited in the reasoning section (5.5.2) as the basis for the court not examining prescription (statute of limitations) on its own motion, which is a procedural matter relevant to the outcome.
BV.2023.00084 · zh (Art. 129-142 OR)
Pensioner Sues for Supplementary Benefits After Disability Pension Granted
Cited as applicable law for statute of limitations for claims.
S 2019 136 · gr (art. 142 CO)
Insurance Coverage Termination for Concealed Work Capacity
Cited in the reasoning regarding the inadmissibility of the court to raise the exception of prescription ex officio.
FE.2019.16 · sg (Art. 142 OR)
Legal Aid Reimbursement Order Requirements and Prescription Period
Cited in contrast to the principle that the court must consider prescription ex officio when the State is the creditor.
10.2019.EKA · vd (art. 142 CO)
Heirs of H.Z. v. Heirs of G.Z. and J.Z. (Estate Division and Financial Claims)
Cited in the reasoning concerning the withdrawal of the allegation of prescription (Order IV), which is a defense based on this substantive civil law provision.
608 2018 189 · fr (Art. 142 OR)
Federal Pension Fund v. Beneficiary (Overpaid Disability Benefits Calculation)
Mentioned in the reasoning to state that prescription (Verjährung) is not considered ex officio.
BV.2016.24 · sg (Art. 129-142 des Obligationenrechts [OR])
Construction Company Liable for Retroactive Occupational Pension Contributions Despite Claim of Misinformation
Cited in the reasoning as applicable to the limitation period for periodic contributions.
C/26719/2014 · ge (art. 142 CO)
Employee Wage Dispute and Unbilled Payments Counterclaim
Cited regarding the court's inability to apply the prescription rule ex officio.
608 2015 244 · fr (Art. 142 OR)
Pension Fund Reimbursement Claim Dismissed Due to Global Accounting of Benefits and Earnings
Cited in the reasoning to state that prescription is not taken into account ex officio.
NP170008 · zh (Art. 142 OR)
Creditor Appeal Regarding Claim Prescription in Bankruptcy Affirmed
Cited in the reasoning regarding the non-application of the statute of limitations ex officio.
NP170008 · zh (Art. 142 OR)
Creditor Appeal Regarding Claim Prescription in Bankruptcy Affirmed
Cited regarding the principle that the debtor must invoke the statute of limitations.
NP170008 · zh (Art. 142 OR)
Creditor Appeal Regarding Claim Prescription in Bankruptcy Affirmed
Cited regarding the requirement for the debtor to invoke the statute of limitations.