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281.1 SCHKGLPLEF CH

Art. 294 Bundesgesetz vom 11. April 1889 über Schuldbetreibung und Konkurs (SchKG)

SchKG; Elfter Titel: Nachlassverfahren; I. Nachlassstundung; C. Definitive Stundung; 1. Verhandlung und Entscheid
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Art. 294 SchKG

Ergibt sich während der provisorischen Stundung, dass Aussicht auf Sanierung oder Bestätigung eines Nachlassvertrages besteht, so bewilligt das Nachlassgericht die Stundung definitiv für weitere vier bis sechs Monate; es entscheidet von Amtes wegen vor Ablauf der provisorischen Stundung.

Der Schuldner und gegebenenfalls der antragstellende Gläubiger sind vorgängig zu einer Verhandlung vorzuladen. Der provisorische Sachwalter erstattet mündlich oder schriftlich Bericht. Das Gericht kann weitere Gläubiger anhören.

Besteht keine Aussicht auf Sanierung oder Bestätigung eines Nachlassvertrages, so eröffnet das Gericht von Amtes wegen den Konkurs.

← Art. 293d SchKG Bundesgesetz vom 11. April 1889 über Schuldbetreibung und Konkurs (SchKG) Art. 295 SchKG →

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Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (45)

Faillite.2019.12 · vd (Art. 294 al. 1 LP)
Revocation of Provisional Arrangement and Declaration of Bankruptcy Due to Unsecured Financing and Inactivity
Although the court rejected the appeal and confirmed the bankruptcy order, this article was used to analyze the possibility of granting a definitive concordatory stay, which was the core issue of the appeal.
14.1998.00012 · ti (art. 294 cpv.3 LEF)
Creditor Appeal: Reversal of Second Debt Moratorium Extension Due to Procedural Errors and Lack of Complexity
This article was mentioned in the context of justifying the creditor's right to appeal/challenge the decision on the extension (though analogically applied in section 1.a).
14.1995.209 · ti (art. 294 LEF)
Appeal Against Second Moratorium for Composition with Abandonment of Assets Granted Despite Prior Failed Composition
Cited in the reasoning regarding the right of appeal, but not explicitly used in the final orders.
C/8710/2023 · ge (Art. 294 al. 1 LP)
Appeal Against Bankruptcy Declaration Granted Due to Sufficient Realizable Assets
Cited in order 3 to grant the final reprieve (sursis définitif) and to remit the case for the appointment of a new commissioner and determination of costs.
C/8710/2023 · ge (Art. 294 al. 3 LP)
Appeal Against Bankruptcy Declaration Granted Due to Sufficient Realizable Assets
Implicitly used as the basis for annulling the bankruptcy order (order 1), as the court found that prospects for rehabilitation existed, contrary to the first instance judgment.
14.2024.75 · ti (Art. 294 cpv. 3 LEF)
Entity Bankruptcy Confirmation Over Appeal Denying Rehabilitation Moratorium
Cited as the legal basis for the court's decision to reject the final moratorium and pronounce bankruptcy due to the lack of realistic prospects for recovery or composition.
14.2024.31 · ti (art. 294 LEF)
Appeal of Bankruptcy Declaration and Grant of Definitive Moratorium
The appeal was upheld, and the definitive moratorium of six months was granted based on this provision.
C/16019/2023 · ge (Art. 294 al. 3 LP)
Company Insolvency and Denial of Extended Moratorium
The appeal was rejected because the court found that the conditions for granting a definitive moratorium (positive prospect of restructuring) were not met, leading to the confirmation of the bankruptcy order.
C/20395/2021 · ge (art. 294 LP)
Appeal Against Bankruptcy Order Following Denial of Stay Extension
Cited to explain the rules regarding the granting of a definitive stay if prospects for reorganization or homologation of a concordat appear during the provisional stay.
Faillite.2022.14 · vd (Art. 294 al. 3 LP)
Revocation of Provisional Concordat and Declaration of Bankruptcy Due to Lack of Recovery Prospects
This provision establishes that the judge shall order bankruptcy if there are no prospects for reorganization or homologation of a composition agreement, which was the basis for the initial decision upheld by the court.
C/25108/2020 · ge (Art. 294 al. 3 LP)
Moratorium Extension Refusal Upheld in Bankruptcy Case
The dismissal of the appeal implies that there are no prospects for reorganization, justifying the opening of bankruptcy proceedings, as per this article.
C/25109/2020 · ge (Art. 294 al. 3 LP)
Luxury Group Holding Company Bankruptcy Appeal Upheld
Cited in the reasoning as the legal basis for pronouncing bankruptcy when there are no prospects for restructuring or approval of a composition agreement.
C/25110/2020 · ge (art. 294 al. 3 LP)
Appellant Company v. Commissioner regarding Definitive Concordat Moratorium Extension
The Court referenced this article as the basis for pronouncing bankruptcy when there are no prospects of reorganization, which is the effect of rejecting the extension request.
C/25111/2020 · ge (Art. 294 al. 3 LP)
Moratorium Extension Denial and Bankruptcy Affirmation
The court implicitly used this article as the basis for upholding the bankruptcy decision because the dismissal of the extension request meant there were no prospects for reorganization.
Faillite.2020.36 · vd (Art. 294 al. 3 LP)
Company Bankruptcy Denial Upheld Over Restructuring Doubts
This article dictates the pronouncement of bankruptcy when no prospects for reorganization or arrangement are found, justifying the confirmation of the bankruptcy order in the dispositive.