Art. 271 Bundesgesetz vom 30. März 1911 betreffend die Ergänzung des Schweizerischen Zivilgesetzbuches (OR)

10/2022/15 · sh (Art. 271 Abs. 1 OR)

Cantonal Lease Termination Validity and Dispute Valuation

Cited as the basis for challenging a termination if it violates the principle of good faith (abuse of right).

40/2003/16 · sh (Art. 271 ff. OR)

Landlord's Appeal for Attorney's Fees in Lease Dispute Granted Despite Local Fee Restriction

The provision was cited to clarify that the term 'challenge of the termination' in Art. 290b Abs. 2 Ziff. 2 ZPO specifically refers to the provisions of Art. 271 ff. OR, which were not the subject of the dispute in the lower court.

MB170008.L · zh (Art. 271 ff. OR)

Group Home Occupancy Contract Termination: Tenancy Law Applicability

The court found that the tenant protection provisions of tenancy law (Kündigungsschutzbestimmungen) are applicable to the contract in view of the residents' interests and need for protection.

RBOG.1996.Nr.9 · tg (Art. 271 ff. OR)

Parking Space Lease Termination Form Validity

The court concluded that provisions regarding termination protection for the lease of residential and business premises do not apply.

MB130009 · zh (Art. 271 f. OR)

Tenant Damages Claim Barred by Prior Final Judgment on Lease Termination Validity

Cited in the Reasoning section (Erwägung 1.2) in framing the main legal question concerning the tenant's ability to bring a claim for damages if they had already successfully challenged the termination under these articles.

ZVE.2025.5 · ag (Art. 271 Abs. 1 OR)

Landlord Redevelopment Rights Trump Tenant Hardship in Lease Termination Case

Cited as the legal basis for challenging a termination, with the court determining whether the termination violated the principle of good faith.

C/7775/2023 · ge (Art. 271 al. 1 CO)

Landlord Lease Termination Upheld Despite Tenant Extension

The court confirmed the first order of the appealed judgment, which validated the termination of the lease based on this article concerning abusive termination.

SBK.2025.154 · ag (Art. 248, Art. 271 Abs. 3, Art. 277 or Art. 289 Abs. 6 StPO)

Recusal Denied: No Objective Bias Found in Evidentiary Rulings or Sentencing Demands

Cited to support the argument that there's no mandatory immediate destruction or return of evidence in this case.

C/544/2025 · ge (art. 271 al. 1 et 271a CO)

Lessee Evacuation Upheld Despite Inadmissible Recourse on New Facts

Cited in the context of analyzing whether the termination was contrary to the rule of good faith, although the court ultimately rejects this argument in the reasoning.

C/3221/2023 · ge (Art. 271 al. 1 CO)

Landlord Eviction Over Economic Pretext Upheld on Good Faith Grounds

The court confirmed the lower court's judgment which annulled the notice of termination because the invoked motive was a pretext, meaning the termination contravened the rules of good faith.

LF250055 · zh (Art. 271 Abs. 1 OR)

Tenant eviction for rent arrears upheld despite delay in legal action

Cited to assess whether the termination of the lease was contrary to good faith.

MJ240050.L · zh (Art. 271 Abs. 1 OR)

Lease Termination Upheld Due to Illegal Residential Subletting

This article was used to examine and ultimately dismiss the tenant's claim that the termination was an abuse of rights (contrary to the principle of good faith).

VB.2024.00707 · zh (Art. 271 OR)

Regulation Governing Rental Properties Not Appealable Administrative Act

This provision is cited as the legal path for contesting termination of a lease agreement due to violations of occupancy or income/asset regulations if considered abusive.

C/21614/2019 · ge (art. 271 al. 1 CO)

Landlord's Notice to Terminate Agricultural Lease Upheld Against Tenant's Appeal

The court confirmed the first two points of the challenged judgment, which validated the notice of termination, implying rejection of the appellant's argument that the termination violated the requirement of good faith under this article.

C/20513/2022 · ge (art. 271 al. 1 CO)

Lease Termination Dispute Following Tenant Death and Occupant Status

Cited when analyzing whether the termination was contrary to the rules of good faith, which the court found it was not.