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Art. 365 Bundesgesetz vom 30. März 1911 betreffend die Ergänzung des Schweizerischen Zivilgesetzbuches (OR)

OR; Zweite Abteilung: Die einzelnen Vertragsverhältnisse; Elfter Titel: Der Werkvertrag; B. Wirkungen; I. Pflichten des Unternehmers; 2. Betreffend den Stoff
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Art. 365 OR

Soweit der Unternehmer die Lieferung des Stoffes übernommen hat, haftet er dem Besteller für die Güte desselben und hat Gewähr zu leisten wie ein Verkäufer.

Den vom Besteller gelieferten Stoff hat der Unternehmer mit aller Sorgfalt zu behandeln, über dessen Verwendung Rechenschaft abzulegen und einen allfälligen Rest dem Besteller zurückzugeben.

Zeigen sich bei der Ausführung des Werkes Mängel an dem vom Besteller gelieferten Stoffe oder an dem angewiesenen Baugrunde, oder ergeben sich sonst Verhältnisse, die eine gehörige oder rechtzeitige Ausführung des Werkes gefährden, so hat der Unternehmer dem Besteller ohne Verzug davon Anzeige zu machen, widrigenfalls die nachteiligen Folgen ihm selbst zur Last fallen.

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Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (27)

ZZ.1991.8 · so (Art. 365 Abs. 3 OR)
Joint and Several Liability for Construction Defects and Consequential Damages
Cited in the context of the exception to the rule that a subsequent contractor is not liable for defects in the work of a prior contractor, if the subsequent contractor failed to notify defects.
Z1 2023 44 · zg (Art. 365 Abs. 2 OR)
Subcontractor Payment Dispute and Pay-When-Paid Clause Interpretation
Cited in reasoning regarding the statutory presumption of who bears the cost of materials, which was relevant to dismissing the set-off claim concerning material invoices.
1B 19 40 · lu (Art. 365 Abs. 3 OR)
Contractor's Claim for Sequence Disruption Costs Denied Due to Lack of Timely Notification and Documentation
Cited as the legal basis for the contractor's duty to inform the owner about the breach of the co-operation duty.
HC.2020.684 · vd (Art. 365 al. 3 CO)
Property Owner v. Contractor: Defective Paving Damages
Cited in the heading, and the reasoning discusses the contractor's duty of diligence based on this provision.
HC.2019.771 · vd (Art. 365 al. 3 CO)
Stove Installation Defect Damages Appeal
This provision was cited in the initial preamble of the decision, establishing a duty of the contractor to advise the master of circumstances compromising the regular execution of the work, which was used in the reasoning leading to the dismissal of the appeal.
C1 18 86 · vs (Art. 365 Abs. 3 OR)
Construction Defects Liability and Apportionment of Damages
Cited in the reasoning regarding the contractor's duty to notify defects that endanger proper completion of the work.
C/3692/2016 · ge (art. 365 al. 1 CO)
Contractor Liability for Repair Costs Following Email Offer
Mentioned in the reasoning of the first instance decision, but implicitly used as a basis for the appeal's rejection by confirming the liability for the supplied material.
C/14274/2014 · ge (Art. 365 al. 1 CO)
Enterprise Ordered to Pay Swimming Pool Repair Costs Due to Defective Joints
The basis for holding the appellant (contractor) liable for the quality of the supplied material (joints) leading to defects.
HC.2017.269 · vd (Art. 365 al. 3 CO)
Parquet Installation Liability for Defective Work and Failure to Warn
This provision established the contractor's duty to inform, which the court found the appellant violated, leading to consequences being borne by the appellant.
C/11839/2011 · ge (art. 365 al. 3 CO)
Construction Payment Dispute Over Defective Resin Floor Installation
The court upheld the lower court's decision, which implicitly rejected the appellant's arguments that relied on this article regarding the liability for defects, as the appellant failed to provide timely notice of defects.
C/17410/2012 · ge (Art. 365 al. 3 CO)
Contractor Recovers Balance Due Despite Alleged Defects Attributed to Owner's Design
The court discussed the contractor's duty to advise (devoir d'avis) under this article in its reasoning, which underpins the appellant's main ground for appeal.
LB140019 · zh (Art. 365 Abs. 2 OR)
Seller Liable for Defective Fireplace to One Co-Owner, Not the Other
Cited in relation to the seller's duty to inform the buyer about defects.
C/26526/2010 · ge (art. 365 al. 2 CO)
Owner v. Contractor: Termination for Breach and Reimbursement of Completion Costs
This article was the legal basis for ordering the defendant to reimburse the value of materials supplied by the plaintiff that disappeared under the contractor's responsibility.
C/30714/2010 · ge (Art. 365 CO)
Owner's Liability for Contractual Non-Compliance in Freight Lift Construction
Cited in the context of the entrepreneur's duty to notify the owner of defects related to supplied material or designated terrain, which informs the application of Art. 369 CO.
HC.2013.61 · vd (Art. 365 al. 3 CO)
Bankruptcy Claims Modification and Cost Award Appeal
Cited in the context of rejecting the argument concerning the duty to inform about excessive cost overruns.