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Art. 203 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; III. Gewährleistung wegen Mängel der Kaufsache; 5. Absichtliche Täuschung
Art. 203 OR
Bei absichtlicher Täuschung des Käufers durch den Verkäufer findet eine Beschränkung der Gewährleistung wegen versäumter Anzeige nicht statt.
Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (15)
CACIV.2023.78 · ne (Art. 203 CO)
Buyer v. Seller: Fraudulent Concealment of Vehicle Defects Overrides Warranty Exclusion
Cited to state that intentional misleading by the seller prevents them from invoking untimely defect notification.
CACIV.2023.47 · ne (Art. 203 CO)
Buyer v. Professional Seller: Breach of Warranty for Undisclosed Auto Damage
Cited in the reasoning stating that the seller who intentionally misled the buyer cannot rely on the untimeliness of the notification of defects.
CACIV.2023.31 · ne (Art. 203 CO)
Acquirer's Claim for Price Reduction and Indemnity Reimbursement Rejected Due to Lack of Timely Notice and Insufficient Proof of Fraud/Justification
Cited in reasoning concerning the impact of intentional deception on the deadline for giving notice of defects.
C/5548/2018 · ge (art. 203 CO)
Appeal Regarding EBITDA Misrepresentation and Failure to Provide Timely Notice in Acquisition Dispute
Cited regarding the consequence of the seller's intent to deceive (dol), specifically that the seller cannot invoke the untimeliness of the defect notice.
HC.2022.336 · vd (Art. 203 CO)
Seller Liability for Undisclosed Habitable Area Defects and Price Reduction
Cited to state that the seller cannot invoke the expiration of the notice period if they intentionally misled the buyer (dolus).
HC.2020.559 · vd (Art. 203 CO)
Buyer v. Seller: Fraudulent Concealment of Property Defects and Unauthorized Construction
Fraudulent concealment prevented the extinction of the buyer's warranty rights.
ZKBER.2020.26 · so (Art. 203 OR)
Shareholder Damages Claim Appeal Procedural Dismissal
Cited in the reasoning regarding the potential inapplicability of the time limit for notice of defect due to fraudulent misrepresentation.
HG160112 · zh (Art. 203 OR)
Leasing Dispute Over Voided Purchase Contract and Defective Consent
Cited in the reasoning (Section 3.3.2.5) concerning exceptions to the duty to notify defects, which the court found inapplicable, thus justifying the dismissal of the main claim.
16.2014.24 · ti (Art. 203 CO)
Buyer's Appeal Regarding Robotic Lawnmower Payment and Indemnity Award
Cited in the reasoning (point 8.c) regarding the exception to the obligation of guarantee for omission or late notification if intentional deception is proven.
HC.2014.176 · vd (Art. 203 CO)
Share Sale Price Dispute and Undisclosed Liabilities
Cited in reasoning as the basis for rejecting the appellant's objection regarding late notification of defects due to seller's intentional deception (dol).
ZK2 2012 15 · gr (Art. 203 OR)
Camper Purchaser's Misrepresentation Claim vs. Seller's Unpaid Repair Counterclaim
Cited as a basis for the warranty not being restricted due to a missed notification if there was intentional deception.
C/1665/2010 · ge (art. 201 et 203 CO)
Seller Liable for Undisclosed Infrastructure Costs in Property Sale
Cited to confirm that the notice of defects was timely given.
C/26831/2005 · ge (art. 203 CO)
Buyer v. Seller: Rescission of Classic Car Sale Based on Misrepresentation of Condition
Cited to state that the seller cannot rely on late notice if they intentionally misled the buyer (dolus).
4C.7/2005 (Art. 203 CO)
Real estate sale; promised rental list included off-site parking places — scope of contract under trust principle and intentional omission as fraud excluding late-defect notice.
Basis for excluding the seller's reliance on late defect notice because the seller intentionally induced the buyer's error.
12.1998.49 · ti (art. 203 CO)
Diminished Value Claim for Apartment Building Defects: Partial Success on Timeliness of Notice
This provision regarding deceitful concealment of defects was discussed but ultimately deemed inadmissible and unfounded, thus it was not the basis for the final orders.