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Art. 192 Bundesgesetz vom 30. März 1911 betreffend die Ergänzung des Schweizerischen Zivilgesetzbuches (OR)
OR; Zweite Abteilung: Die einzelnen Vertragsverhältnisse; Sechster Titel: Kauf und Tausch; Zweiter Abschnitt: Der Fahrniskauf; B. Verpflichtungen des Verkäufers; II. Gewährleistung des veräusserten Rechtes; 1. Verpflichtung zur Gewährleistung
Art. 192 OR
Der Verkäufer hat dafür Gewähr zu leisten, dass nicht ein Dritter aus Rechtsgründen, die schon zur Zeit des Vertragsabschlusses bestanden haben, den Kaufgegenstand dem Käufer ganz oder teilweise entziehe.
Kannte der Käufer zur Zeit des Vertragsabschlusses die Gefahr der Entwehrung, so hat der Verkäufer nur insofern Gewähr zu leisten, als er sich ausdrücklich dazu verpflichtet hat.
Eine Vereinbarung über Aufhebung oder Beschränkung der Gewährspflicht ist ungültig, wenn der Verkäufer das Recht des Dritten absichtlich verschwiegen hat.
Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (12)
ZK2 2023 53 · gr (Art. 192 Abs. 2 OR)
Seller's Warranty Against Dispossession of Stolen Gold Coins
The appeal was rejected because the appellant failed to prove that the respondent had deliberately closed her eyes to the risk of eviction, which is the condition for the exclusion of warranty against eviction under this article.
ZKBER.2022.91 · so (Art. 192 – 196 OR)
Construction Defect Liability in Condominium Sales
This article reference regarding warranty rights is mentioned in the reasoning regarding contract terms (E. II/6.2), but it is not cited in the final orders. Therefore, it must be excluded.
NP170024 · zh (Art. 192 - 196 des Schweizerischen Obligationenrechtes (OR))
Co-Owner Damages Claim Dismissed Due to Withdrawal of Judicial Expert Request
Cited in the contract's warranty clause (Art. 1.3 [1]) to describe the legal framework regarding warranty rights.
ZK2 2012 15 · gr (Art. 192 Abs. 3 OR)
Camper Purchaser's Misrepresentation Claim vs. Seller's Unpaid Repair Counterclaim
Cited in relation to the concept of intentional deceit in contract law.
ZK2 2011 29 · gr (Art. 192 Abs. 3 OR)
Buyer Forfeits Recourse Against Seller for Stolen Vehicle Due to Failure to Fulfill Notification Duties
Used to determine the invalidity of the contractual exclusion of warranty because the seller intentionally concealed the third-party right.
ZK2 2011 29 · gr (Art. 192 OR)
Buyer Forfeits Recourse Against Seller for Stolen Vehicle Due to Failure to Fulfill Notification Duties
The court ruled on the claim based on seller's warranty liability for eviction.
ZF 2004 51 · gr (Art. 192 OR)
Property Sale Rescission for Unbuildable Land Despite Warranty Waiver
Cited in the reasoning to distinguish between warranty for title (Rechtsgewährleistung) and warranty for material defects (Sachgewährleistung).
ZF 2004 51 · gr (Art. 192 OR)
Land Purchase Voided for Lack of Buildable Status Despite Warranty Disclaimer
Mentioned to distinguish between legal warranty (Eviktionshaftung) and factual warranty (Sachgewährleistung) concerning the property right itself.
PKG 2012 5 · gr (Art. 192 Abs. 3 OR)
Buyer's Claim for Reimbursement of Stolen Vehicle Purchase Price Dismissed Due to Failure to Fulfill Eviction Notification Duties
This article was used to assess the validity of the contractual exclusion of warranty, which was deemed invalid because the seller intentionally concealed the third-party claim.
PKG 2012 5 · gr (Art. 192 OR)
Buyer's Claim for Reimbursement of Stolen Vehicle Purchase Price Dismissed Due to Failure to Fulfill Eviction Notification Duties
The court examined the seller's warranty liability based on this article, which addresses the seller's duty to warrant against third-party legal grounds depriving the buyer of the purchased item.
NP170024 · zh (Art. 192 Abs. 3 OR)
Purchaser v. Developer: Withdrawal of Expert Opinion Request Bars Defect Claims
Cited within the contract terms but not directly applied in the dispositive orders, therefore excluded based on the main rule.
NP170024 · zh (Art. 192 al. 3 und 199 OR)
Purchaser v. Developer: Withdrawal of Expert Opinion Request Bars Defect Claims
Cited within the contract terms but not directly applied in the dispositive orders, therefore excluded based on the main rule.