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Art. 81 Schweizerische Zivilprozessordnung (ZPO) - Grundsätze

ZPO; 1. Teil: Allgemeine Bestimmungen; 5. Titel: Die Parteien und die Beteiligung Dritter; 5. Kapitel: Streitverkündung
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Art. 81 ZPO · Grundsätze

Die streitverkündende Partei kann Ansprüche, die sie im Falle des Unterliegens gegenüber der streitberufenen Person zu haben glaubt oder die sie von Seiten der streitberufenen Person befürchtet, beim Gericht, das mit der Hauptklage befasst ist, geltend machen, sofern: a. die Ansprüche in einem sachlichen Zusammenhang mit der Hauptklage stehen; b. das Gericht dafür sachlich zuständig ist; und c. die Hauptklage und die Ansprüche im ordentlichen Verfahren zu beurteilen sind.

Die streitberufene Person kann keine weitere Streitverkündungsklage erheben.

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Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (98)

ZK 2008 296 · be (Art. 40b Abs. 3 EG ZGB i.V.m. Art. 81 Abs. 1 ZPO)
Guardianship Authority Appeal Regarding Retroactive Legal Aid and Attorney Fees in Child Support Matter
Mentioned in the syllabus concerning the appealability of decisions regarding the refusal of free legal aid, although the actual appeal was not admitted on this point.
RBOG.2002.Nr.27 · tg (§ 81 Abs. 1 ZPO)
Paternity Appeal Regarding Interpreter Costs in Civil Proceedings
Cited as the basis under which the state bears costs, including translation expenses, only if legal aid has been granted.
RBOG.2001.Nr.34 · tg (§ 81 Abs. 2 ZPO)
Effective Income as Basis for Free Legal Aid Eligibility
Cited alongside § 84 ZPO regarding the potential withdrawal of legal aid if the recipient fails to utilize their earning capacity.
CPEN.2024.76 · ne (Art. 81 CPC)
Hip Prosthesis Intervention Appeal Dismissed in Conciliation Proceedings
Cited in the reasoning when discussing the conditions for third-party joinder.
MH250001.Z3 · zh (Art. 81 f. ZPO)
Tenancy Court Jurisdiction for Post-2025 Lawsuits and Third-Party Claims
Used to declare the claim for intervention inadmissible because the court lacks subject-matter jurisdiction for the claim for recourse.
C/12661/2021 · ge (art. 81 al. 1 CPC)
Architect's Appeal Regarding Dismissal of Third-Party Claim Against Insurers for Failure to Advise on Policy Limits
Cited in the context of admitting the third-party joinder (appel en cause) which is the core decision on the merits of the appeal.
C1 23 104 · vs (art. 81 CPC)
Construction Defect Litigation: Insufficient Pleading of Duty Breach and Causation
Cited in the reasoning (consid. 9.1) regarding the legal basis for the call-in-law (appel en cause) procedure, which underpins the relationship between the main claim and the claim against Y _________.
C3 24 13 · vs (art. 81 al. 1 CPC)
School Owner Joinder of Architects in Contractor Payment Dispute Upheld
The court confirmed that the material connection required for the joinder in the cause was met.
1C 23 30 · lu (Art. 81 ZPO)
Procedural Prerequisites in Third-Party Intervention Admission Phase
Cited as one of the articles defining the special requirements for the admissibility procedure of the third-party complaint that were correctly examined.
ZKBES.2024.21 · so (Art. 81 Abs. 1 ZPO)
Plaintiff v. Insurers Regarding Professional Liability Claims
This provision was cited in the reasoning to explain the requirements for a third-party notice of suit (Streitverkündungsklage), which was the subject of the appeal, and its reasoning was implicitly followed in the final decision to dismiss the appeal regarding admissibility.
C/10946/2021 · ge (art. 81 al. 1 CPC)
Director Mismanagement Suit: Appeal on Third-Party Joinder Rejected
This provision establishes the right of a main party to call a third party into the main proceedings to assert claims against them should the main party lose the principal action, which is the core issue of the appeal regarding the rejection of the third-party notice (appel en cause).
C/18121/2020 · ge (Art. 81 al. 1 CPC)
Attorney's Third-Party Summons Against Insurer Regarding Defense Costs Rejected
Cited as the standard governing the admissibility of the third-party joinder (appel en cause), which was the subject of the judgment under appeal and its reform.
RB200022 · zh (Art. 81 ZPO/ZH)
Plaintiff's Security Deposits and Court Costs
Used to determine the order in which a security deposit should be used to cover legal costs and compensation for the opposing party.
HC.2022.481 · vd (Art. 81 CPC)
Psychological Harassment Compensation Appeal: Reduced Earning Capacity Calculation Upheld
Mentioned in the context of the defendant's right to call in a third party (the pension fund) to the proceedings.
C/23111/2018 · ge (Art. 81 al. 1 CPC)
Appellant v. Carpentry Company and Design Firm Regarding Renovation Payment and Defects
Cited in section 5 to define the material connection required for a third-party notice (appel en cause).