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Art. 52 Schweizerische Zivilprozessordnung (ZPO) - Handeln nach Treu und Glauben
ZPO; 1. Teil: Allgemeine Bestimmungen; 3. Titel: Verfahrensgrundsätze und Prozessvoraussetzungen; 1. Kapitel: Verfahrensgrundsätze
Art. 52 ZPO · Handeln nach Treu und Glauben
Alle am Verfahren beteiligten Personen haben nach Treu und Glauben zu handeln.
Unrichtige Rechtsmittelbelehrungen sind gegenüber allen Gerichten insoweit wirksam, als sie zum Vorteil der Partei lauten, die sich darauf beruft.
Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (411)
HOR.2025.26 · ag (Art. 52 ZPO)
Seller v. Buyer (Non-payment of Photovoltaic Components)
Cited in relation to the interpretation of requests according to good faith.
C/28057/2024 · ge (art. 52 al. 2 CPC)
Appeal Regarding Provisional Lifting of Opposition to Payment Order Based on Invoices Lacking Signed Offers
Cited in reasoning to reject the appellant's argument regarding the signature of the mainlevée request, based on the principle of good faith.
CACIV.2024.63 · ne (art. 52 al. 1 CPC)
Paternity, Custody, and Child Support Dispute with Debt Consideration
Cited regarding the obligation of good faith in procedure, relevant to the reasoning concerning admissibility of arguments, but not cited in the dispositive.
ZR1 2025 96 · gr (Art. 52 Abs. 1 ZPO)
Guardianship Cancellation Objection Dismissed as Moot
Cited in the reasoning to interpret the appellant's submission, although the application of this provision is mentioned in the preceding considerations and not explicitly in the operative part, it serves to justify the conclusion that the filing was not an appeal.
CACIV.2025.12 · ne (Art. 52 al. 1 CPC)
Spousal and Child Support Recalculation After Partial Custody Agreement Appeal
Cited in the reasoning to reject the husband's voluntary reduction of his working hours based on the breach of the duty of good faith.
CACIV.2025.13 · ne (Art. 52 al. 1 CPC)
Cross-Appeals Regarding Interim Support and Income Imputation Following Marital Separation
Cited in the reasoning concerning the husband's violation of the duty of good faith regarding income reduction.
ZSU.2024.192 · ag (Art. 52 ZPO)
Mootness of Content Removal Claims Leads to Appeal Dismissal and Cost Award
Cited in the context of the plaintiffs' argument that dismissing the case for mootness would violate the principle of good faith.
C/12487/2021 · ge (art. 52 CPC)
Tenants' Rent Claim Dismissed as Abuse of Right Due to Strategic Delay
Cited to support the general duty of good faith and prohibition of abuse of right, but not explicitly cited in the final dispositive orders.
ZSU.2024.198 · ag (Art. 52 Abs. 1 ZPO)
Father's Support Obligation Recalculation
Cited regarding the duty of parties to act in good faith and the obligation to address new allegations from the opposing party.
A/3315/2023 · ge (Art. 52 CPC)
Disability Insurance Jurisdiction Appeal Under LCA and LAA Complementary Coverage
The principle of good faith, codified in this article, was used to justify rejecting the appellant's plea regarding inadmissibility based on jurisdiction.
C/2392/2024 · ge (art. 52 CPC)
Tenants' Appeal to Enforce Remedial Works Dismissed Due to Prior Contradictory Claim
The court referenced the principle of good faith to justify the finding that the appellants' request constituted an abuse of right.
410.2024.267 · bl (Art. 52 Abs. 1 ZPO)
Conciliation Authority's Dismissal Overturned for Procedural Unfairness
Cited in the reasoning as a violated principle (acting in good faith) leading to the annulment of the dismissal decision.
C/27548/2013 · ge (art. 52 al. 1 CPC)
Spousal Support Claim Waived by Good Faith Estoppel in Cross-Appeal
The court used the principle of good faith in procedure (Art. 52 para. 1 CPC) to justify granting the request for early execution.
PC250006 · zh (Art. 52 ZPO)
Appeal of Denial to Redact Settlement Negotiations in Child Custody Modification
Mentioned by the appellant in the reasoning as a basis for the alleged misconduct, but not used in the final order.
C1 22 170 · vs (art. 52 et 108 CPC)
Painting Invoice Dispute and Cost Allocation Appeal
Cited by the first instance judge as the basis for putting the costs on Y_________ Sàrl, although the appellate court ultimately rejected this specific application.