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Art. 144 Bundesgesetz vom 30. März 1911 betreffend die Ergänzung des Schweizerischen Zivilgesetzbuches (OR)
OR; Erste Abteilung: Allgemeine Bestimmungen; Vierter Titel: Besondere Verhältnisse bei Obligationen; Erster Abschnitt: Die Solidarität; A. Solidarschuld; II. Verhältnis zwischen Gläubiger und Schuldner; 1. Wirkung; a. Haftung der Schuldner
Art. 144 OR
Der Gläubiger kann nach seiner Wahl von allen Solidarschuldnern je nur einen Teil oder das Ganze fordern.
Sämtliche Schuldner bleiben so lange verpflichtet, bis die ganze Forderung getilgt ist.
Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (134)
CC 2025 40 · ju (Art. 144 al. 1 CO)
Landlord Representative Lacks Standing to Enforce Tenant's Debt to Landlord
Cited to state that a creditor can demand full or partial performance from any of the joint debtors.
AK.2024.00006 · zh (Art. 144 Abs. 2 OR)
Former Director Liable for Unpaid Social Security Contributions
Cited in the reasoning to confirm that the appellant remains jointly and severally liable until the entire claim is settled by the co-debtor.
PF250012 · zh (Art. 144 Abs. 1 OR)
Heir Determination and Liability for Estate Costs
Cited in the reasoning to explain that the creditor can claim the entire debt from any joint debtor, supporting the decision not to overturn the cost assignment.
BZ 2024 88 · zg (Art. 544 Abs. 1 und 3 i.V.m. Art. 144 Abs. 1 OR)
Dispute Over Unpaid Electrical Installation Invoice and Lapsed Discount
Cited implicitly in the reasoning to justify holding the appellant liable for the debt, which underpins the order for provisional execution.
C/20638/2021 · ge (art. 144 CO)
Landlord's Claim for Rent Arrears Against Non-Occupying Heir
Cited in the reasoning regarding the extent of liability among joint and several debtors.
C/5275/2021 · ge (art. 144 al. 1 CO)
Shareholder Exit Valuation Dispute
Cited as the legal basis for the creditor's right to claim full or partial execution from any of the joint and several debtors.
ZSU.2024.53 · ag (Art. 144 Abs. 1 OR)
Debt Acknowledgment and Partial Repayment Dispute
This provision is cited to explain the creditor's right to claim the full amount or parts thereof from any of the co-debtors.
PF240034 · zh (Art. 144 Abs. 1 OR)
Heir Liable for Estate Costs Pending Formal Renunciation
Basis for the creditor being able to demand the entire amount from one of the joint and several debtors.
HOR.2023.53 · ag (Art. 144 Abs. 1 OR)
Beverage Supply Contract Breach and Loan Liability
Basis for the plaintiff to claim the full amount from either of the jointly and severally liable debtors.
PF230058 · zh (Art. 144 Abs. 1 OR)
Appeal Regarding Allocation of Estate Investigation Costs Liability
Cited to support the creditor's right to demand full payment from any one joint debtor, justifying charging the full cost to one heir initially.
ZKBES.2023.151 · so (Art. 144 Schweizerisches Obligationenrecht (OR, SR 220))
Appeal Against Provisional Debt Clearance for Rent Dismissed
Cited to explain the principle of joint and several liability relevant to the underlying debt, which was considered when dismissing the appeal against the provisional debt acknowledgement.
C/20638/2021 · ge (Art. 144 al. 1 CO)
Landlord v. Sole Heir on Jointly Inherited Lease Debt
Cited to explain that the creditor can demand full performance from any one of the joint and several debtors, supporting the decision to allow the claim against a single heir.
C/26391/2020 · ge (art. 144 al. 1 CO)
Appeal Inadmissible Due to Lack of Substantive Conclusions on Merits
Cited regarding the landlord's right to claim rent and accessory costs from co-tenants.
2023.01.26.entger.2 · bl (Art. 144 OR)
Wastewater Permit Fee: Administrative Service Charge, Not Infrastructure Cost
Used to explain that the creditor has the right to claim the full amount from one of the jointly and severally liable debtors.
36.2022.25 · ti (art. 144 CO)
Spousal Liability for Joint Family Health Insurance Co-payments
Cited in the reasoning section (consid. 4) regarding the rights of a creditor in cases of joint debtors, but not explicitly cited in the dispositive orders 1, 2, or 3.