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SCHKGLPLEF
CH
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Art. 124 Bundesgesetz vom 11. April 1889 über Schuldbetreibung und Konkurs (SchKG)
SchKG; Dritter Titel: Betreibung auf Pfändung ; II. Verwertung; B. Verwertung von beweglichen Sachen und Forderungen; 1. Fristen; c. Vorzeitige Verwertung
Art. 124 SchKG
Auf Begehren des Schuldners kann die Verwertung stattfinden, auch wenn der Gläubiger noch nicht berechtigt ist, dieselbe zu verlangen.
Der Betreibungsbeamte kann jederzeit Gegenstände verwerten, die schneller Wertverminderung ausgesetzt sind, einen kostspieligen Unterhalt erfordern oder unverhältnismässig hohe Aufbewahrungskosten verursachen.
Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (14)
A/1033/2023 · ge (art. 124 al. 2 LP)
Challenge to Public Auction of Seized Alcoholic Beverages
Cited in the reasoning when rejecting the appellant's argument concerning the realization of rapidly depreciating objects.
15.2021.134 · ti (art. 124 cpv. 2 LEF)
Tax Seizure and Vital Minimum Challenge Appeal
Cited in the context of the debate on cross-office assistance under Art. 275 LEF.
ABS 2017 94 · be (Art. 124 Abs. 2 SchKG)
Supervisory Authority Appeal Regarding Refusal to Order Return of Seized Items After Retention Record
Mentioned in the reasoning regarding the possibility of premature realization of assets that require costly maintenance.
SN.2011.27 (Art. 124 Abs. 2 SchKG)
Sale of Depreciating Impounded Vehicles Authorized
Cited as the legal basis allowing for the disposal of items subject to rapid depreciation or high maintenance/storage costs by the enforcement officer.
Plainte.2010.5 · vd (Art. 124 al. 2 LP)
Custodian's Claim for Advance Care Costs and Early Auction of Seized Property
Cited in the body of the text (though not explicitly in the dispositive orders I-III) regarding the conditions under which the enforcement office can proceed with the realization of assets, which was part of the appellant's complaint.
15.2002.149 · ti (Art. 124 cpv. 2 LEF)
Creditor Challenge to Seizure Custody Costs and Rapid Vehicle Sale
Cited in the dispositive order (2.2) to mandate the executive office to realize the seized vehicle.
15.2001.6 · ti (art. 124 cpv. 1 LEF)
Debtor's Appeal Against Art Execution Sale Denied Due to Timing and Valuation Procedures
Cited in the list of articles applied (before the pronouncement), concerning realization before creditor authorization.
15.1998.199 · ti (art. 124 cpv. 2 LEF)
Debtor Appeals Sequestration Sale of Luxury Car Over Storage Costs
This article was the legal basis for the decision to order the sale of the sequestered asset, which was confirmed by rejecting the appeal.
15.1998.19 · ti (art. 124 LEF)
Vehicle Seizure Enforcement Upheld Against Debtor's Claim of Ex-Wife's Liability
This article concerns the possibility of realization even before the creditor is authorized to request it, relevant to the merits review.
15.1998.31 · ti (art. 124 LEF)
Debtor Appeal on Asset Realization Procedure Overruled
Cited in the final order regarding the possibility of realization based on the debtor's request before the creditor is authorized.
15.1997.2 · ti (art. 124 LEF)
Sale Proceeds Distribution During Bankruptcy Moratorium
Used as the legal basis for confirming the UEF's decision regarding the realized assets, as the sale was deemed an anticipatory realization allowed under this article.
15.2001.6 · ti (art. 124 cpv. 1 LEF)
Execution Sale of Seized Paintings: Debtor's Challenge on Valuation and Procedure Rejected
Cited among the legal provisions considered, concerning the possibility for the debtor to request realization earlier (though rejected in the reasoning).
15.2002.149 · ti (Art. 124 cpv. 2 LEF)
Execution Office Custody Costs for Seized Low-Value Vehicle
Applied for the order to realize the seized vehicle due to excessive storage costs.
15.2002.171 · ti (art. 124 cpv. 1 LEF)
Creditor v. Execution Office Regarding Peremption of Execution Proceedings
Cited in the final ruling regarding the conditions under which realization of seized property can occur.