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Art. 4a Bundesgesetz vom 19. Dezember 1986 gegen den unlauteren Wettbewerb (UWG) - Bestechen und sich bestechen lassen
UWG; 2. Kapitel: Zivil- und prozessrechtliche Bestimmungen
Art. 4a UWG · Bestechen und sich bestechen lassen
Unlauter handelt, wer: a. einem Arbeitnehmer, einem Gesellschafter, einem Beauftragten oder einer anderen Hilfsperson eines Dritten im privaten Sektor im Zusammenhang mit dessen dienstlicher oder geschäftlicher Tätigkeit für eine pflichtwidrige oder eine im Ermessen stehende Handlung oder Unterlassung zu dessen Gunsten oder zu Gunsten eines Dritten einen nicht gebührenden Vorteil anbietet, verspricht oder gewährt; b. als Arbeitnehmer, als Gesellschafter, als Beauftragter oder als andere Hilfsperson eines Dritten im privaten Sektor im Zusammenhang mit seiner dienstlichen oder geschäftlichen Tätigkeit für eine pflichtwidrige oder eine im Ermessen stehende Handlung oder Unterlassung für sich oder einen Dritten einen nicht gebührenden Vorteil fordert, sich versprechen lässt oder annimmt.
Keine nicht gebührenden Vorteile sind vertraglich vom Dritten genehmigte sowie geringfügige, sozial übliche Vorteile.
Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (20)
DG190016 · zh (Art. 4a Abs. 1 lit. a UWG)
Acquittal in Private Bribery Case Due to Lack of Double Criminality and Evidentiary Insufficiency
Cited in the context of SECO's criminal complaint.
DG190016 · zh (Art. 4a Abs. 1 lit. a UWG)
Acquittal in Private Bribery Case Due to Lack of Double Criminality and Evidentiary Insufficiency
Cited in the reasoning when discussing the specific element of the bribing party under Art. 4a UWG, although not leading to conviction.
DG190016 · zh (Art. 4a Abs. 1 lit. b UWG)
Acquittal in Private Bribery Case Due to Lack of Double Criminality and Evidentiary Insufficiency
Cited in the reasoning when discussing the specific element of the bribed party under Art. 4a UWG, although not leading to conviction.
DG190016 · zh (Art. 4a UWG)
Acquittal in Private Bribery Case Due to Lack of Double Criminality and Evidentiary Insufficiency
Although the court acquitted the defendants based on insufficient proof for the specific elements of private bribery under this article, the analysis thereof underpinned the application of Art. 2 UWG for cost imposition.
SB170091 · zh (Art. 4a Abs. 1 lit. a UWG)
Corporate Finance Bribery and Forgery Appeal
Used to convict B._____ and C._____ of active private bribery.
SB170091 · zh (Art. 4a Abs. 1 lit. b UWG)
Corporate Finance Bribery and Forgery Appeal
Used to convict A._____ of passive private bribery.
RR.2017.334 (art. 4a al. 1 let. a LCD)
Switzerland Orders Bank Document Transfer to Norway for Corruption Probe
Cited as a Swiss offense that meets the double incrimination requirement for the acts committed in Brazil.
RR.2016.218 (Art. 4a al. 1 let. a LCD)
Swiss Court Upholds Transfer of Bank Records to Norway in Corruption Probe
Cited as the basis for defining the offense of private corruption, which was deemed to be met by the facts presented in the request for legal assistance.
RR.2016.209 (Art. 4a al. 1 let. a LCD)
Swiss Court Upholds Order to Transmit Bank Records for Brazilian Corruption Investigation
Used to determine that the alleged acts, in their objective elements, constitute private passive corruption under Swiss law, fulfilling the double incrimination requirement.
RR.2015.292 (Art. 4a Abs. 1 lit. b UWG)
United States v. [Appellant's Name] (Extradition for Corruption)
This provision defines unfair competition through demanding, accepting, or being promised undue advantages in a specific context.
SB140437 · zh (Art. 4a Abs. 1 lit. b UWG i.V.m. Art. 23 UWG)
Appeals on Fraud, Bribery, and Asset Forfeiture
Used to convict the defendant A._____ of passive private bribery.
SB140437 · zh (Art. 4a Abs. 1 lit. b UWG i.V.m. Art. 9 Abs. 3 UWG i.V.m. Art. 41 OR)
Appeals on Fraud, Bribery, and Asset Forfeiture
Cited as the civil claim basis for damages resulting from the violation of Art. 4a Abs. 1 lit. b UWG.
C/132/2016 · ge (art. 4a al. 1 let. a LCD)
Distributor's Urgent Measures Against Competitor Defamation Denied
This specific provision concerning unfair competition (offering undue advantages) was cited in the reasoning to assess the merits of the claim.
RR.2008.252 (Art. 23 i.V.m. Art. 4a Abs. 1 UWG)
Switzerland: Appeal Dismissed in Dutch Asset Freeze Case
Cited as a relevant Swiss criminal offense for private bribery, fulfilling the double criminality requirement.
RR.2008.255 (Art. 23 i.V.m. Art. 4a Abs. 1 UWG)
Netherlands v. Switzerland: Mutual Legal Assistance in Fraud and Money Laundering Investigation
Used to assess the double criminality of the alleged acts.