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Art. 20 Schweizerische Zivilprozessordnung (ZPO) - Persönlichkeits- und Datenschutz

ZPO; 1. Teil: Allgemeine Bestimmungen; 2. Titel: Zuständigkeit der Gerichte und Ausstand; 2. Kapitel: Örtliche Zuständigkeit
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Art. 20 ZPO · Persönlichkeits- und Datenschutz

Für die folgenden Klagen und Begehren ist das Gericht am Wohnsitz oder Sitz einer der Parteien zuständig: a. Klagen aus Persönlichkeitsverletzung; b. Begehren um Gegendarstellung; c. Klagen auf Namensschutz und auf Anfechtung einer Namensänderung; d. Klagen und Begehren nach dem Datenschutzgesetz vom 25. September 2020 (DSG).

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Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (53)

RBOG.1999.Nr.23 · tg (§ 20 ZPO)
Property Owner Seeks Cancellation of Right-of-Way Servitude; Necessary Joinder and Extinguishment with Compensation Upheld
The court applied the principles of this procedural provision regarding necessary co-litigation in relation to the claim against multiple owners of the dominant tenements.
HG250037 · zh (Art. 20 lit. b ZPO)
Book Retailer v. Publisher: Right of Counterstatement and Trade Secret Protection
Establishes the jurisdiction of the court for counter-statement disputes at the residence or seat of one of the parties.
HG210208 · zh (Art. 20 lit. a ZPO)
Media Outlet Defamation Case Dismissed
Cited to establish jurisdiction at the defendant's domicile.
HSU.2023.37 · ag (Art. 20 lit. a ZPO)
Lack of Subject-Matter Jurisdiction Over Personality Rights, Competition, and Labor Law Claims
Used to determine the territorial jurisdiction for claims based on personality rights.
HE200461 · zh (Art. 20 lit. a ZPO)
Union Publication of Alleged Labor Violations Case
Establishes the jurisdiction of the court.
U 2014 98 · gr (Art. 20 Abs. 1 (Bündner ZPO))
Estate Heirs v. Municipality over Notarial Error in Servitude Registration
Governed strict negotiation principle in cantonal civil procedure.
C/11692/2015 · ge (art. 20 let. d CPC)
Bank Disclosure of Anti-Money Laundering Report to Account Holder
Cited in the reasoning section confirming the court's jurisdiction based on the appellant's location.
ZK1 2015 181 · gr (Art. 20 lit. a ZPO)
Newspaper Removal Injunction Overturned on Jurisdictional Grounds
Cited as the relevant rule for jurisdiction in personality violation cases, used to determine the lack of jurisdiction of the lower court.
60.2015.292 · ti (Art. 20 lit. a CPC)
Court of Criminal Appeals Decision on Access to Archived Criminal Files for Civil Protection Proceedings
Mentioned in the reasoning section regarding competence for personality damage actions, but not explicitly cited in the final orders.
AGVE.2015.45 · ag (Art. 20 lit. b ZPO)
Jurisdiction over Informal Municipal Publications and Personality Rights
Cited to establish the jurisdiction of civil courts for claims of personality rights violations.
AGVE.2015.45 · ag (Art. 20 lit. b ZPO)
Jurisdiction Over Personality Rights Violations in Municipal Newsletters
Cited to establish the jurisdiction of civil courts for actions concerning personality rights violations and related interim measures.
WKL.2015.12 · ag (Art. 20 lit. b ZPO)
Jurisdiction over Personality Rights Violations in Municipal Newsletter
Cited for the jurisdiction of civil courts in cases of personality rights violations and related precautionary measures.
101 2014 230 · fr (art. 20 CPC)
Appellant v. Bank: Jurisdiction over Provisional Data Transfer Injunction
Cited in the reasoning section to contrast the personal rights jurisdiction with the employment law jurisdiction.
C/14930/2012 · ge (art. 20 let. d CPC)
Employee Right to Access Personal Data Transmitted to Foreign Authorities vs. Bank Secrecy
Cited to establish the Court's jurisdiction based on the defendant's domicile.
C/19512/2012 · ge (art. 20 let. d CPC)
Former Employee v. Bank: Right to Copy of Personal Data Transmitted to Tax Authorities
Used to determine the court's jurisdiction based on the place of domicile/venue for this type of non-pecuniary dispute.