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Art. 92 Bundesgesetz vom 30. März 1911 betreffend die Ergänzung des Schweizerischen Zivilgesetzbuches (OR)
OR; Erste Abteilung: Allgemeine Bestimmungen; Zweiter Titel: Die Wirkung der Obligationen; Erster Abschnitt: Die Erfüllung der Obligationen; E. Verzug des Gläubigers; II. Wirkung; 1. Bei Sachleistung; a. Recht zur Hinterlegung
Art. 92 OR
Wenn der Gläubiger sich im Verzuge befindet, so ist der Schuldner berechtigt, die geschuldete Sache auf Gefahr und Kosten des Gläubigers zu hinterlegen und sich dadurch von seiner Verbindlichkeit zu befreien.
Den Ort der Hinterlegung hat der Richter zu bestimmen, jedoch können Waren auch ohne richterliche Bestimmung in einem Lagerhause hinterlegt werden.
Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (30)
12.2024.127 · ti (art. 92 CO)
Supplier Motion for Liberatory Deposit of Marine Engine Components
Cited as the legal basis authorizing the debtor (AP 1) to deposit the goods and be released from its obligation, which was the core subject of the appeal.
Z2 2023 50 · zg (Art. 92 OR)
Bank Appeal Dismissed for Lack of Standing to Contest Deposit Order
Although cited extensively in the reasoning as the basis for the initial deposit order, this article was not explicitly used in the final dispositive orders (which concerned inadmissibility of the appeal).
RBOG.2021.Nr.5 · tg (Art. 92 OR)
Judicial Deposit Costs Without Hearing Violated Due Process
The case deals with the rules governing judicial deposit, which is the substantive subject matter leading to the decision on costs.
RBOG.2021.Nr.05 · tg (Art. 92 OR)
Improper Award of Costs in Judicial Deposit Without Hearing
Cited as the basis for the underlying legal action (deposit of purchase price).
RBOG.2021.Nr.5 · tg (Art. 92 OR)
Stock Sale Deposit Costs Hearing Violation
This article provides the substantive basis for the initial deposit procedure that led to the dispute over costs.
C3 18 225 · vs (art. 92 CO)
Landlord v. Tenant: Unlawful Occupation Compensation and Key Return Default
Cited regarding the debtor's right (but not obligation) to consign the keys, supporting the decision on when the debtor fell into default.
HC.2016.64 · vd (Art. 92 al. 1 CO)
Brokerage Commission Classification in Bankruptcy
Cited in the reasoning section concerning the effect of consignment in lieu of performance (which was rejected).
NG140008 · zh (Art. 92 OR)
Commercial Tenant Appeals Unpaid Rent Judgment and Security Deposit Denial
Cited in reasoning 4.3.1 regarding the possibility of the landlord settling the obligation by depositing the security deposit.
HC.2014.717 · vd (Art. 92 CO)
Appellant v. Respondent: Consignment of Advance Payment under Sale Agreement
The appeal was admitted and the consignment was ordered based on the debtor's ability to perform payment when the creditor is in default, which is governed by this article.
ZK2 2013 27 · gr (Art. 92 Abs. 1 OR)
Appellate Court Overturns Fine Imposed Ex Officio for Failure to Comply with Handover Order
Cited in the reasoning to establish the debtor's right to deposit the object and be freed from liability if the creditor is in default.
HC.2013.69 · vd (Art. 92 CO)
Appeal on Rejection of Judicial Consignment Due to Creditor's Default
The appeal was allowed based on the application of this article regarding creditor default for consignation.
HG090081 · zh (Art. 92 OR)
Work Contract Dispute Over Exterior Blind Replacement Conformity
Cited in the reasoning regarding the debtor's default status, which is implicitly relevant to the interest awarded in the operative part.
12.2010.232 · ti (art. 92 CO)
Escrow Agent's Request for Judicial Deposit Following Failed Real Estate Sale
The court affirmed the decision allowing judicial deposit, which was grounded on this provision regarding the right to deposit.
ML.2009.27 · vd (art. 92 CO)
Appellant's Challenge to Payment Order Rejection Upheld in Share Cession Dispute
Cited in the reasoning as the rule for consignation when sale of shares is executed simultaneously.
ML.2009.49 · vd (art. 92 CO)
Co-owners' Association v. Unit Owner (Condominium Charges Enforcement)
Cited as one of the objective grounds justifying consignment (which would prevent default), although ultimately deemed not applicable here.