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Art. 256 Schweizerische Zivilprozessordnung (ZPO) - Entscheid
ZPO; 2. Teil: Besondere Bestimmungen; 5. Titel: Summarisches Verfahren; 2. Kapitel: Verfahren und Entscheid
Art. 256 ZPO · Entscheid
Das Gericht kann auf die Durchführung einer Verhandlung verzichten und aufgrund der Akten entscheiden, sofern das Gesetz nichts anderes bestimmt.
Erweist sich eine Anordnung der freiwilligen Gerichtsbarkeit im Nachhinein als unrichtig, so kann sie von Amtes wegen oder auf Antrag aufgehoben oder abgeändert werden, es sei denn, das Gesetz oder die Rechtssicherheit ständen entgegen.
Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (160)
41/2003/1 · sh (Art. 256 Abs. 3 ZPO)
Caretaker Contract Termination vs. Lease Agreement Jurisdiction
Cited in the context of discussing and ultimately rejecting the claim for compensation from the state treasury, referencing the rule for costs incurred by neither party.
60/2008/36 · sh (Art. 256 Abs. 1 ZPO)
Deficient Justification in Public Procurement Costs Award
Cited as the general rule that costs are borne by the appealing party, which was deviated from in this specific case.
AbR.2010.11.Nr.14 · ow (Art. 256 ZPO)
Arrest Permit Appeal: New Evidence Barred, Service Timing Clarified
Cited in the context of the right to be heard regarding the notification of a dismissed arrest application.
ZK 2012 217 · be (Art. 256 Abs. 1 ZPO)
Tax Authority's Deficient Legal Relief Request Barred by Novation Rules in Summary Procedure
Cited to show that the court can waive an oral hearing in summary proceedings.
C/30774/2024 · ge (art. 256 CPC)
Subtenant Liable for Unpaid Rent and Damages Following Sublease Termination
Cited in the reasoning regarding the judge's discretion to conduct the procedure in writing or orally.
ZBE.2025.8 · ag (Art. 256 Abs. 2 ZPO)
Heir's Renunciation of Inheritance Held Irrevocable
Cited as the legal basis for the possibility of revoking orders in voluntary jurisdiction, which the court uses to forward the appeal to the lower instance.
C/15759/2024 · ge (Art. 256 al. 1 CPC)
Spousal Maintenance Arrears and Provisional Seizure Opposition
Cited to define the seizure opposition procedure as a procedure based on files (Aktenprozess) (though not decisive for the final ruling, it frames the legal context).
LF250030 · zh (Art. 256 Abs. 2 ZPO)
Appeal Regarding Nullification of Bearer Bonds Dismissed for Insufficient Evidence of Creditor Status
Cited to explain that decisions in voluntary jurisdiction do not gain material legal force, justifying the exceptional acceptance of new evidence in appeal.
101 2024 452 · fr (Art. 256 al. 2 CPC)
Servitude Interpretation and Parking Ban Revocation
The court confirmed the lower court's decision to annul the ban based on this provision, which allows for the reconsideration of decisions made in summary (gratuitous) proceedings if proven incorrect.
C1 24 267 · vs (art. 256 CPC)
Heir's Tacit Acceptance of Inheritance Set Aside Due to Essential Error Regarding Asset Availability
Cited as the procedural basis allowing the court to annul the decision regarding the acceptance of the succession due to a defect in consent.
CDP.2024.246 · ne (Art. 256 CPC)
Co-owner's Appeal for Property Manager Revocation Rejected Due to Insufficient Grounds
Cited by the appellant concerning the court's decision to forgo oral debates, though the appellate court found no violation.
CDP.2024.246 · ne (Art. 256 al. 1 CPC)
Co-owner's Appeal for Property Manager Revocation Rejected Due to Insufficient Grounds
Cited regarding the court's power to rule on written submissions without debates in summary proceedings.
ZKBER.2024.38 · so (Art. 256 Abs. 2 ZPO)
Cured Domicile Defect Voids Company Liquidation Order
The appeal was allowed based on the finding that the conditions for the application of this provision (cancellation of the previous order) were met, as the organizational defect was deemed rectified.
ZBE.2024.3 · ag (Art. 256 Abs. 2 ZPO)
Revocation of Inheritance Renunciation and Estate Liquidation Disputes
Cited as the basis for the possibility of annulling or amending orders of the voluntary jurisdiction, which includes the liquidation of the estate.
LF240071 · zh (Art. 256 Abs. 2 ZPO)
Architecture Firm Dissolution Appeal Dismissed for Procedural Default
Cited as the basis for why the High Court is not competent to review the request for reconsideration, which should be addressed to the lower court.