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Art. 707 Bundesgesetz vom 30. März 1911 betreffend die Ergänzung des Schweizerischen Zivilgesetzbuches (OR)
OR; Dritte Abteilung: Die Handelsgesellschaften und die Genossenschaft; Sechsundzwanzigster Titel: Die Aktiengesellschaft; Dritter Abschnitt: Organisation der Aktiengesellschaft; B. Der Verwaltungsrat ; I. Im Allgemeinen; 1. Wählbarkeit
Art. 707 OR
Der Verwaltungsrat der Gesellschaft besteht aus einem oder mehreren Mitgliedern.
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Ist an der Gesellschaft eine juristische Person oder eine Handelsgesellschaft beteiligt, so ist sie als solche nicht als Mitglied des Verwaltungsrates wählbar; dagegen können an ihrer Stelle ihre Vertreter gewählt werden.
Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (41)
CACIV.2024.3 · ne (Art. 707 al. 1 CO)
Appeal Against Provisional Asset Restriction in Hotel Ownership Dispute
Cited in the reasoning concerning the composition of the Board of Directors.
Z2 2021 50 · zg (Art. 707 Abs. 1 OR)
Holding Company Director Mandate Expiration and Remedial Measures
Cited to establish the minimum legal requirement for the composition of the board of directors (at least one member residing in Switzerland).
Z2 2021 50 · zg (Art. 707 OR)
Holding Company Director Mandate Expiration and Remedial Measures
Cited by the respondent in their request to establish compliance with statutory requirements for the composition of the Board of Directors.
ZKBER.2021.4 · so (Art. 707 ff. OR)
Company Dissolution Voided Upon Subsequent Auditor Appointment; Costs Assessed
Cited in the reasoning to define the mandated bodies (Board of Directors).
SK 2020 153 · be (Art. 707 ss CO)
Swiss Supreme Court Acquittal on Disloyal Management Charges for Restaurant Owner
Mentioned in the reasoning that board members generally have the capacity of director in SA, but not explicitly in the dispositive.
HE200314 · zh (Art. 707 OR)
Zurich Court Dissolves Company for Lack of Mandatory Board of Directors
Cited in the reasoning section to identify the organizational defect (lack of a legal board of directors), though not directly in the dispositive orders, it forms the context leading to the application of Art. 731b OR in order 1.
ZKBER.2020.23 · so (Art. 707 ff. OR)
Company Dissolution Overturned Upon Auditor Appointment
Cited in the reasoning section regarding the required bodies of an AG, although not explicitly used in the final orders (except as context for Art. 731b OR).
ZKBER.2018.78 · so (Art. 707 ff. OR)
Company Dissolution Overturned Due to Subsequent Audit Office Appointment
Cited as background law defining the required corporate bodies.
SB.2018.00032 · zh (Art. 707 OR)
Director's Fees Taxability and VAT Deduction Dispute
This provision from the Code of Obligations is listed in the 'Rechtsnormen' section, relating to the legal context of administrative council roles.
HE180296 · zh (Art. 707 OR)
Cantonal Registry Office v. Corporation (Dissolution for Organizational Deficiencies)
This article is cited in the reasoning section explaining the organizational defect that led to the order, but not explicitly in the dispositive orders.
HE170393 · zh (Art. 707 OR)
Canton's Commercial Register Office v. Deficient Company Dissolution
Although cited in the reasoning as an example of an organizational deficiency, it is not explicitly cited in the dispositive orders (1-7).
HE160002 · zh (Art. 707 OR)
Commercial Register Office v. Defendant Company (Dissolution for Lack of Board)
This article, concerning the legally prescribed organization, was cited in the considerations to establish the existing organizational deficiency.
HE150305 · zh (Art. 707 OR)
Corporate Dissolution for Lack of Statutory Board of Directors
Cited in the reasoning as background law regarding the required composition of the Board of Directors, which constituted the organizational defect.
HE140435 · zh (Art. 707 OR)
Commercial Register Office v. Unnamed Company: Dissolution for Lack of Statutory Board of Directors
Cited in the considerations as part of the legal basis for the organizational defect that led to the final order.
HE130245 · zh (Art. 707 OR)
Federal Entity v. Company: Dissolution for Organizational Deficiencies
This article was cited in the considerations, but was not explicitly mentioned in the dispositive orders.