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SCHKGLPLEF
CH
Art. 333 Bundesgesetz vom 11. April 1889 über Schuldbetreibung und Konkurs (SchKG)
SchKG; Elfter Titel: Nachlassverfahren; VI. Einvernehmliche private Schuldenbereinigung; 1. Antrag des Schuldners
Art. 333 SchKG
Ein Schuldner, der nicht der Konkursbetreibung unterliegt, kann beim Nachlassgericht die Durchführung einer einvernehmlichen privaten Schuldenbereinigung beantragen.
Der Schuldner hat in seinem Gesuch seine Schulden sowie seine Einkommens- und Vermögensverhältnisse darzulegen.
Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (25)
KSK 2021 48 · gr (Art. 333 SchKG)
Garnishment Notice Validity and Income Calculation Appeal Dismissed
Cited in the reasoning to inform the debtor about the possibility of consensual private debt restructuring.
PS200010 · zh (Art. 333 ff. SchKG)
Debtor Insolvency Appeal: Denial Confirmed Due to Settlement Prospect or Abuse of Rights
The decision implicitly confirmed the reasoning regarding the existence of prospects for debt settlement as per this article.
C/6367/2018 · ge (art. 333 LP)
Suspensive Effect of Appeal Against Revocation of Debt Suspension Denied
The court considered the likelihood of success of the debt settlement request filed under this article when ruling on the request for suspensive effect.
410.17.280 · bl (Art. 333 SchKG)
Debtor's Appeal Granted: Bankruptcy Proceedings Opened Despite Lower Court Ruling
Used to determine that there was no prospect of debt restructuring.
102 2016 222 · fr (art. 333 ss LP)
Amicable Debt Settlement Over Personal Bankruptcy Refusal
The refusal of the amicable debt settlement, cited in the confirmation of the lower court's decision (Order I), is based on the non-exclusion of an amicable arrangement according to these articles.
PS150198 · zh (Art. 333 SchKG)
Debtor's Appeal Dismissed as Improper Initiation of Debt Restructuring
The court used this article to establish that the debtor cannot file an application for the opening of composition proceedings in the form of an appeal brief.
PS130071 · zh (Art. 333 ff SchKG)
Debtor's Right to File Bankruptcy Overturned Denial of Abuse of Process Finding
The court considered whether the possibility of debt restructuring under these articles precluded opening the bankruptcy, as required by Art. 191 Abs. 2 SchKG.
Faillite.2011.8 · vd (Art. 333 LP)
Debtor's Bankruptcy Rejection Upheld Due to Asset Valuation and Abuse of Right
Cited in the reasoning section when explaining the conditions for requesting an amicable settlement, which excludes bankruptcy.
14.2009.7 · ti (Art. 333 ss. LEF)
Insolvency Confirmation Overturns Rejection of Self-Bankruptcy Petition
Cited in the preamble, as the court evaluated the absence of a possible amicable settlement under these articles.
KSK 2009 1 · gr (Art. 333 ff. SchKG)
Debtor Appeal of Disposable Income Calculation in Bankruptcy Denial
This provision concerning debt restructuring was used to assess whether debt restructuring was still feasible, leading to the rejection of the appeal.
100.2006.233 · bl (Art. 333 ff. SchKG)
Debtor's Bankruptcy Denied Due to Unproven Impossibility of Debt Restructuring
Cited as the basis for assessing the prospects of debt restructuring, which was determinative for the court's decision.
2006.41 · bl (Art. 333 SchKG)
Debtor's Bankruptcy Petition Rejected Due to Lack of Demonstrated Negotiation Failure
Used to determine the prospects of debt restructuring.
SK 04 65 · lu (Art. 333 ff. SchKG)
Debtor's Application for Consensual Private Debt Restructuring vs. Creditor Submissions
The court based its decision on the rules governing amicable private debt restructuring proceedings.
OG ARGVP 1998 3329 · ar (Art. 333 ff SchKG)
Annulment of Bankruptcy Decree and Granting of Voluntary Bankruptcy
The court uses these articles to determine that there are no prospects for a private settlement, which is a prerequisite for granting the request.
14.1997.119 · ti (art. 333 ss. LEF)
Debtor Appeal of Expired Moratorium Notice Inadmissible
Cited in the final order (Point 1) as the legal framework governing the matter leading to the inadmissibility ruling.