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SCHKGLPLEF
CH
Art. 147 Bundesgesetz vom 11. April 1889 über Schuldbetreibung und Konkurs (SchKG)
SchKG; Dritter Titel: Betreibung auf Pfändung ; II. Verwertung; D. Verteilung; 3. Kollokationsplan und Verteilungsliste; b. Auflegung
Art. 147 SchKG
Der Kollokationsplan und die Verteilungsliste werden beim Betreibungsamt aufgelegt. Dieses benachrichtigt die Beteiligten davon und stellt jedem Gläubiger einen seine Forderung betreffenden Auszug zu.
Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (7)
A/2705/2019 · ge (art. 147 LP)
Claimant v. Collection Office Regarding Default Certificates and Interest Calculation
Cited in the reasoning to describe the procedure for depositing the statement of ranking and distribution table and notifying interested parties.
A/3190/2019 · ge (art. 147 LP)
Creditor Notification and Interest Calculation in Enforcement Proceedings
Cited in the context of the requirement to file the statement of claim and distribution schedule and notify the interested parties.
Plainte.2010.37 · vd (Art. 147 LP)
Debtor's Appeal Challenging Distribution Schedule Rejected
The court confirmed the decision regarding the statement of collocation and distribution established under this provision.
A/3600/2009 · ge (art. 147 LP)
Enforcement Office Dividend Delay and Interest Claim Admissibility
Cited in the reasoning to explain the procedural steps after establishing the statement of collocation and distribution table.
Plainte.2009.38 · vd (Art. 147 et 148 LP)
Creditor Challenge to Distribution Schedule Interest Rate and Proper Venue
These articles govern the distribution of proceeds and the recourse against the distribution statement, relevant to the court's decision regarding the appeal.
15.2000.186 · ti (art. 147 s. LEF)
Appeal Regarding Real Estate Sale Distribution Statement Timeliness and Scope
Cited in the preamble, but not explicitly in the final orders (1-4); therefore, it is excluded based on the rules.
15.2000.116 · ti (art. 147 LEF)
Debtor's Untimely Appeal of Debt Enforcement Division Scheme and Costs
Cited in the final order (implicitly via the reference list) as the legal context for the distribution of proceeds (although the substance of Orders 2 and 3 is based on procedural grounds concerning the appeal itself).